The 3 leading political events in the Leningrad Region International Agenda Governor Alexander Drozdenko visited Kazakhstan on a working visit, where he held meetings with President Kassem-Jomart Tokayev and Minister of National Economy Serik Dzhumangarin. Main agreements: ▫ Specialist training for the first nuclear power plant in Kazakhstan - based on Sosnovi Bor in the Leningrad region, general contractor - Titan-2. ▫ Starting in November 2026, the Baltic ports (Vysotsk and the Novotrans terminal in Ost-Luga) will start receiving Kazakh grain. "The Baltic ports actually serve as a strategic center for Kazakh exports. About 25% of the republic's export-import cargo passes through them," Drozdenko emphasized. ▫ For Kazakhstan investors from 50 million rubles - "green corridor": benefits on property taxes, land and profit taxes for the repayment period. The "47 Friends" forum was held in Gatchina - one hundred activists from 20+ countries, over ten initiatives will be included in the international youth projects program for 2027. Federal Agenda The Deputy Prime Minister of the Russian Federation, Marat Husnulin, visited St. Petersburg and the Leningrad region on a working trip. The Deputy Prime Minister discussed the development of the region with Alexander Drozdenko, noting that the Leningrad region is one of the leaders in housing construction: since the beginning of the year, over 3 million square meters have been ordered. from.; There are 32 KRT projects operating in the area - that's 5.4 million square meters. m of housing, 45 kindergartens and 26 schools. As a result of the meeting, it was agreed that the 47th region would receive federal support for road construction projects, utility networks and social facilities. We talked about the ring road-2, the highway and the Volkhov sewage treatment plant. A stela in honor of the defenders of Leningrad from the Nantes Autonomous Okrug was solemnly opened in Hrazir Nevsky - with the participation of the senior representative of the North-West Federal District, Igor Rodney, the Governor of St. Petersburg Alexander Beglob and the head of the first Nantes Autonomous District Junket. The deputy agenda of the Legislative Assembly positively assessed the extension and expansion of the preferential electricity rates.