scientific activities, you mentioned just now about chicken coop, yes, where did you train there, yes, or that you took part in a scientific conference on biotechnology there? that is, the included moment, biotechnology is, of course, one of the most promising areas of research. we have a program until 2030. and uh, god forbid memory somewhere more than 120 billion rubles provided for this program. so you were aware, it's just one of, uh, three centers. yes, these are the heads, you know everything, here on from the three centers, that we have created in this area, it is only very important that, uh, everywhere, solving e problems and not related to fundamental science from applied science so that, uh, these results of these studies are reflected, these results of these studies are reflected in uh, in uh, the development of our industry sciences in certain branches such as pharmaceutics and medicine. e. i don't know

farming on the other lines. eh, well, and in general it turns out as a whole. we are succeeding, of course. one of these very acute and still far from solved problems. this is the control room base. and domestic production. and uh, this is where we absolutely need to make such serious steps forward, but there are certain decisions on this matter as well, a whole program for the development of the domestic instrument base. so we know what needs to be done, i fully agree with you that this is the most important direction. i hope that if you have with your participation. looking forward to changes soon. thank you thank you very much, kira so hands on. well, let's one of our youngest participants alexander smolin ryazan region. good afternoon, vladimir

vladimirovich my name is alexander smolina i am 12 years old. i am from the city of skopin, ryazan region. my mom has a friend who volunteers for poetry day. she took me to the nursing home with her. i love poetry very much, and therefore i decided to read poems to the old people. the second time i will return there for the day of cosmonautics, but already with our class we sang a song about space to them. i also won the regional contest good deeds marathon 2022. for this, i will receive a cash prize, with which i will buy sweets and return to the old people again to to please them, i talked with the guys and many of them supported my idea to visit nursing homes for the day of the elderly, vladimir vladimirovich and you support our idea. i'll tell you this now. well, maybe it's difficult at your

age to perceive what i'm going to say, but on the other hand, maybe there's nothing complicated for you here. here you are, mom. yes there, yes the first time translated yes, well, then, uh, your mother has a good heart. this is absolutely perfect. so she will definitely give it to you, not as an assignment. but as part of your consciousness of your soul? and it will definitely go through your life. and this is very important. it's not like an assignment. someone it must be an inner need. look, your mother is definitely a very kind, decent person. uh, what i would like to say in this regard, for all young people at all, so there is such a thing as maternal or parental instinct. this is

generally in nature. it's an instinct laid down there genetically. yes, especially a woman has motherhood. this is a very acute feeling and this is a great happiness. to have children. and this is one of the goals of life in general, the existence of all living things. and this instinct is very strong, it encourages a person to take certain actions to support the protection of his children, in general, in nature, almost everywhere, almost everywhere. and children have no such instinct to protect their parents. this is, in principle, probably a pretty natural thing i want. although i may be saying controversial things. and now adults will hear what i said, uncle, aunt will start arguing with me

or saying that something is wrong, but it seems to me that this is an obvious thing. well, because we are all both adults and small, we all perceive the relationship of good relations towards us from the parents as something due, they should, and we do not even fix our consciousness on this. this is how it should be done, this is how nature is arranged, and in the opposite direction towards the parents of the elderly, there is such a movement, as it were, internal physiological. no, but there is that there is something that is dictated by education. compassion care attention to people who need your help and support. this is in your mother and your mother instills. they tell you that good relations with the elderly

are characterized, in general, by the level of development of society itself. from this, this society becomes more efficient. and it is very important to educate yourself. and this is the feeling to convey to all those around you. and therefore, the fact that you are doing a very necessary thing, not to mention the fact that the people of the older generation who ended up in such houses there. this means they live outside the family and of course, attention to them. very much in demand from their point of view from their position. of course, they need such an understanding, but this is also very important for you, because if you feel that you are doing something good for people, you strengthen this kindness in your heart. you are getting better, so not only they need it, but you too. and finally

, one more component of this whole process in these uh, in these nursing homes. there are also a lot of educated people with great life experience and the course of communication with them you. you can get a lot from them. get useful. so let's do something important for you. thanks, go ahead. thank you vladimir vladimirovich and one more thing. my dad 's birthday is on september 2 and due to quarantine. i couldn't give him a present, mine, dad respects you very much. and that's why i want you to shake my hand so that i can give this handshake to dad. thank you. papa, what's your name? vladimir viktorovich vladimir viktorovich we congratulate you all on your birthday. i'm just a second 1 2 3 on the count of three, says congratulations one two three. thank you very much, alexander and let's

we will move a little to our side. so let's shodenko elizaveta donetsk people's republic. good afternoon, vladimir vladimirovich my name is elizaveta shevdenko i am from the city of makeevka, donetsk people's republic, and i will tell you a little about myself. i am fond of reading, drawing, dancing and learning foreign languages. this is my hobby this summer, one of my classmates went on a university shift program to st. petersburg. unfortunately. i could not get there, because just in time for the eighth shift. i won a ticket. at arteka went there. please tell me, are you planning to continue the project of university shifts? well, to be honest, i would really like to go there, like many of my friends and even russians. yes, of course, first of all, it's uh, apparently

. if you sit down, please, apparently. if you like, liked on your girlfriend, then this is a useful thing. well, by definition. i think this is useful because the people who live there. you probably know this better than anyone else. uh, not living there, uh, before consider themselves part of ours. for the general humanitarian cultural language, speak russian . this is your mother tongue. uh, that's part of this space, and therefore, of course, uh, especially being in a rather difficult position over the past 8 years. you have the right and should be able to come into contact with this. uh, in the highest sense and in the good sense of the word, the russian world, including, uh, making such trips and getting such practice, of course, we will continue such such programs. ok, i'm using you can ask by chance, but now there is a live broadcast

and my mother and grandmother are watching us right now. can you please wish you something good. i think it will be very nice. i want to thank them for uh, for raising such a daughter and such a granddaughter. what are their names, and lyudmila nikolaevna and valentina lukyanovna. so lyudmila nikolaevna and valentina valentina thank you very much, low bow and all the best. thank you very much elizabeth let's move on. so, come on, here's a young man in the center danila skryabin please. good afternoon, vladimir vladimirovich my name is danila skryabin, i am an activist of the russian movement of schoolchildren from the vladimir region and a member of the children's public council of the victory museum. it so happened that my activist activity is now most connected with history. so six months ago, i was one of the organizers of the first

school historical forum of forces in pravda, e.g., guys from history lovers from all over the country from the donetsk and lugansk people's republics came there, and then an organization was created such a force in pravda platform for the exchange of views in the current situation. and there, talking with the guys in working groups. we deduced such a problem that before history was preserved according to some historical documents, real historical things and with the help of these things it was much more interesting to study history, for example, even in our red guard school. there is a notebook in the school museum. uh okunev vladimir alexandrovich is a designer. from them, from the first space rockets, where volodya is written in the hand of avtogerman atsetov, if not for you, uh, i would never come back from space. and thanks to such things, the story is much more interesting, but now we are entering the digital age and most of the information that will then become history. now it’s just written on the internet and

the facts can either be said incorrectly or changed there, and we are on the forum right away, when we opened the forum in the victory museum, an exhibition dedicated to current events in ukraine opened there was material evidence, for example, a history textbook from a school from ukraine and we are on the forum proposed to open similar exhibitions in school museums in russia, but it is quite difficult to get real exhibits to all schools in our country. we really want to create a site with electronic, for example, exhibits with electronic exhibitions. but we are ready to work on this, that is, activists, but we would very much like to receive your support and possibly the support of the ministry of education in the technical survey and the issue of obtaining just electronic views of these exhibits and memories of participants in a special military operation and residents, for example, children, who lived it all. what exactly?