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Rustam Minnikhanov and Ilsur Metshin look round the new MAZ-303T22 trolleybuses of the third generation
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Construction of a dam has begun on the Novaya Portovaya
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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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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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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»
I. Metshin launches tree-planting season
(KZN.RU, September 4, by Albert Safiullin) Mayor of Kazan Ilsur Metshin took part in the first tree planting this fall. Twenty-four beautiful grown spruces and pine trees appeared off the Orenburg Highway near the Rowing Center. According to the Mayor, at least 40,000 seedlings will be planted within the "Green Record" project this fall.
Ilsur Metshin set the task of preparing as thoroughly as possible for the implementation of the project.
As a reminder, the "Green Record " project was launched last year at the initiative of the Kazan branch of the "United Russia" party, headed by Mayor of Kazan I. Metshin, and was supported by President of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov. In the fall of 2012, 48,000 trees, more than half of which were fully grown, and 20,000 shrubs were planted under the project. In total, 1,224 sites were greened, including 829 courtyards.