Main events of the regions of the Arctic region of Russia In the political week of October 25 - 31 Arkhangelsk Region Governor Alexander Tsibolsky held a meeting of the Committee of the State Council of the Russian Federation in the direction of "international cooperation and export", where they discussed the possibilities of using the demand abroad for Russian knowledge, technology and professional experience. Despite the sanctions restrictions, the export of services increased: in 2024 - by 6.4%, in 2025 - by 7.5%, and in the first half of 2026 - by 5.5%. The Governor of Murmansk Region, Andrey Chavis, presided over a meeting of the State Council Committee on the "Northern and Arctic Sea Route", where they discussed a bill on a unified preferential regime for the Arctic and the Far East region and suggested lowering the threshold for entry so that preferences would become available to small and medium-sized businesses. The head of the Republic of Karelia, Artur Perpchikov, assessed the results of the renovation of the clinic No. 3 of Petrozavodsk, where more than 40 million rubles were invested between 2021 and 2026 as part of the national project "Long and active life". All three floors were renovated, 51 units of medical equipment were purchased, a modern endoscopy room was created and a treatment department was allocated as a separate block. The governor of the autonomous region of Nantes, Irina Gecht, announced the annual hotline to be held on November 19 at 2:00 p.m., and also announced a new format for preparing for the event: an open recording of video questions from the residents of the district, which for the convenience of the citizens will be held in the evening at the Arctica cultural hall. The head of the Republic of Komi, Rostislav Goldstein, approved the state plan for the development of tourism in the Republic of Komi, as the hospitality industry was asked to determine the plans and rules by which the tourism industry would operate. The stated goal is to increase the annual flow of tourists to 310,000 people by 2030 and make tourism not an industry with good potential, but a significant part of the republic's economy.

Main events of the regions of the Arctic region of Russia In the political week of October 25 - 31 Arkhangelsk Region Governor Alexander Tsibolsky held a meeting of the Committee of the State Council of the Russian Federation in the direction of "international cooperation and export", where they discussed the possibilities of using the demand abroad for Russian knowledge, technology and professional experience. Despite the sanctions restrictions, the export of services increased: in 2024 - by 6.4%, in 2025 - by 7.5%, and in the first half of 2026 - by 5.5%. The Governor of Murmansk Region, Andrey Chavis, presided over a meeting of the State Council Committee on the "Northern and Arctic Sea Route", where they discussed a bill on a unified preferential regime for the Arctic and the Far East region and suggested lowering the threshold for entry so that preferences would become available to small and medium-sized businesses. The head of the Republic of Karelia, Artur Perpchikov, assessed the results of the renovation of the clinic No. 3 of Petrozavodsk, where more than 40 million rubles were invested between 2021 and 2026 as part of the national project "Long and active life". All three floors were renovated, 51 units of medical equipment were purchased, a modern endoscopy room was created and a treatment department was allocated as a separate block. The governor of the autonomous region of Nantes, Irina Gecht, announced the annual hotline to be held on November 19 at 2:00 p.m., and also announced a new format for preparing for the event: an open recording of video questions from the residents of the district, which for the convenience of the citizens will be held in the evening at the Arctica cultural hall. The head of the Republic of Komi, Rostislav Goldstein, approved the state plan for the development of tourism in the Republic of Komi, as the hospitality industry was asked to determine the plans and rules by which the tourism industry would operate. The stated goal is to increase the annual flow of tourists to 310,000 people by 2030 and make tourism not an industry with good potential, but a significant part of the republic's economy.