Rustam Minnikhanov and Ilsur Metshin look round the new MAZ-303T22 trolleybuses of the third generation
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«There is no finish line in this work»: How are digital technologies being integrated into the work in Kazan
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Construction of a dam has begun on the Novaya Portovaya
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Seventeen public spaces in Kazan will be decorated for the New Year
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Art in the City: an interactive map of art objects has been created in Kazan
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Rustam Minnikhanov and Ilsur Metshin take part in the opening ceremony of the Gorkovskoye Highway after reconstruction
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Gimran Abdullin, a winner of the Science Olimpiad, gave Ilsur Metshin a tour of the Boarding School №2
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Ilsur Metshin and Shamil Tarpishchev awarded the winners of the Russian Tennis Federation President's Cup
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Kazan and Minsk have become twin cities
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Residents of house on G. Kamala Street, 45 to the Mayor of Kazan: «You keep your promises!»
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The international festival for people with disabilities «Ray» begins in Kazan
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The Mayor of Kazan: «Work safety is a crucial responsibility of any manager, which should be at the top of the list of priorities»
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Ilsur Metshin speaks with parents of children with disabilities: «I promise that you will never be alone with your problems»
I.Metshin: "The Universiade is held primarily for our residents"
(KZN.RU, February 4, by Renat Shirmanov) The 2013 Universiade program, which will include not only sports but also cultural events, will be the largest event in the history of Tatarstan. It is therefore necessary to do everything to enable the largest possible number of citizens of the republic and Kazan to attend the World Student Games. This was stated by Kazan Mayor Ilsur Metshin at Business Monday.
"The 2013 Universiade is held primarily for the residents of Kazan and the Republic. Therefore, the tickets are readily available at highly affordable prices," said Ilsur Metshin.
"Such a major historic event in the life of the city is not to be missed. Our main task is to ensure that the greatest number of our people see this great event. It will be very interesting, so all are welcome," summed up Ilsur Metshin.