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On March 24, Friday, the photo exhibition “9 years at the Homeland Harbour” dedicated to 9 years of the reunification of Crimea with Russia was inaugurated jointly with the Probus Club at Russian House in Chennai.
We invite you to visit the photo exhibition and learn about Crimea's development in these 9 years!
📅The exhibition is open for the visitors till April 9, Monday-Friday
🕰Time: 10.00am - 5.00pm
➡️In 2014-2022, key transport, energy and social infrastructure facilities were constructed in Crimea. According to Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, as of early 2022 a total of 490 out of 980 facilities have been built on the peninsula. Some 526 bln rubles ($4.9 bln) have been allocated for funding the events of the state program up to 2025.
➡️In 2015-2016, an energy bridge to Crimea was built, which consists of several facilities to link the peninsula’s energy system with Russia’s Unified Energy System.
➡️In 2018, the new Crimean Bridge, linking the peninsula with mainland Russia, was opened for cars. In December 2019, the railway passenger service over the bridge was launched, and in June 2020 the bridge was opened for freight trains.
➡️The 19-kilometer Crimean Bridge, the longest one in Russia and Europe, links the Taman Peninsula (Russia’s Krasnodar region) and the Kerch Peninsula (Crimea).
🔴The overall investments in Crimea and Sevastopol in 2014-2022 exceeded 1.37 trl rubles ($13 bln).
See you at Russian House, Chennai!
#RussianHouseChennai #Crimea #CrimeaRussia #Crimea9years #PhotoExhibition #Russia #ProbusClubChennai
On March 24, Friday, the photo exhibition “9 years at the Homeland Harbour” dedicated to 9 years of the reunification of Crimea with Russia was inaugurated jointly with the Probus Club at Russian House in Chennai.
We invite you to visit the photo exhibition and learn about Crimea's development in these 9 years!
📅The exhibition is open for the visitors till April 9, Monday-Friday
🕰Time: 10.00am - 5.00pm
➡️In 2014-2022, key transport, energy and social infrastructure facilities were constructed in Crimea. According to Russia’s Ministry of Economic Development, as of early 2022 a total of 490 out of 980 facilities have been built on the peninsula. Some 526 bln rubles ($4.9 bln) have been allocated for funding the events of the state program up to 2025.
➡️In 2015-2016, an energy bridge to Crimea was built, which consists of several facilities to link the peninsula’s energy system with Russia’s Unified Energy System.
➡️In 2018, the new Crimean Bridge, linking the peninsula with mainland Russia, was opened for cars. In December 2019, the railway passenger service over the bridge was launched, and in June 2020 the bridge was opened for freight trains.
➡️The 19-kilometer Crimean Bridge, the longest one in Russia and Europe, links the Taman Peninsula (Russia’s Krasnodar region) and the Kerch Peninsula (Crimea).
🔴The overall investments in Crimea and Sevastopol in 2014-2022 exceeded 1.37 trl rubles ($13 bln).
See you at Russian House, Chennai!
#RussianHouseChennai #Crimea #CrimeaRussia #Crimea9years #PhotoExhibition #Russia #ProbusClubChennai