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Putin Congratulates Ryazan on Opening of National Center 'Russia' Branch

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President Vladimir Putin sent greetings to participants of the opening ceremony of a branch of the National Center 'Russia' in the Ryazan region. He noted that the new exhibition space will become a platform for educational, business, and creative meetings. The President also stated that the project to create regional branches of the NC 'Russia' is developing, and the opening in Ryazan was an important event for the residents. The branch aims to preserve and transmit the historical and cultural heritage of the region, acquainting residents and guests with its modern achievements.

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    Путин поздравил Рязань с открытием филиала Национального центра "Росси...

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    Путин поздравил Рязань с открытием филиала Национального центра "Росси...

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    ❤️ Владимир Путин поздравил Рязанскую область с открытием филиала НЦ «...

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