pistachio innovation factory , which was opened a few months ago, to gather together in the communication museum, which is located in imam khomeini square, tehran . you said it should be made smarter if the cost of sending postal items should come down, it will be less than today, and if we want to compare it with the rate of inflation, compared to last year, the cost of receiving a man will be relatively less. yes, if inflation allows, we can promise that the costs of sending mail will be lower than in the past . let's do more in the network pousti definitely has a positive effect on our final price and we can reduce the final price and even lower it. tell us about the rescue inflation. well, assuming that we have inflation or 0 birth, can you consider how much should we spend in these costs? about 5% inflation and tariffs. we can travel to be able to travel. one year later, 5% number. i had just traveled to a foreign country . it doesn't have postal tariffs in our year the past is getting lower to the point where we increase because of information technology, the smartening of the network, the

of the pistachio innovation factory, which was opened a few months ago, the center in the communications museum , which is located in imam khomeini square, tehran, has also put growth centers together under one roof. to you help iranian youths to be able to turn your products and services into commercialization and products, and we can use these services in our postal network, and as postal achievements, we can simplify them as the export of technical and engineering services. see another report, rahm zemin, knowledge bases and active businesses related to postal services . people's expenses are lower income generation should not happen. these companies complained about short-term contracts . they had a short-term contract for a startup of five to 10 years with tax assistance.

question, this video will ask you a question evgenia is a researcher at the department of museum communicationsnd the national historical museum of the republic of belarus hello guys, please answer the question before, such an object was in every house, what did the hostess do with this device. yaroslav anatolola potatoes and trinitrate potatoes were still pounding. i mean, probably, such a word, but now i tried pound. well, yes, it looks like, of course, but no, artyom and if my memory serves me right , this device was used to squeeze water out of washed clothes by prototypes of a dryer , no. vladislav perhaps it was used as a mortar. denis therefore knead the dough with such a movement. well, in principle, yes, that is, there is nothing to do at all. you can knead with your finger. it was possible to have one more dough, for example, i also think it is very convenient, and our teachers are ours. eh, it's easy to deal with these questions. i don't even doubt it. tell the boys please what it is? yes, it's easy to handle, and they are surprised that the children do not know, yes , this is weakly

it seems to me that modern museum space, if we are talking about its communication, should combine bothinteractive elements. and technique. everything that the museum of military history is such, which is our museum in order to be interesting to everyone. after all, we ourselves are very conservative people. yes, we have our own understanding of the vision of the development of the museum, and we very rarely let visitors into our world, but today time dictates its own conditions, and we are open to them, we have reviews books, we communicate with them on excursions. we listen to them at will. the belarusian state museum of the history of the great patriotic war is the most visited museum in belarus, and not only because it really is a place of living memory of the people, but also because a highly professional team knows what it is doing and what is especially valuable it does with great desire and enthusiasm. whatever ideas you generate here. whatever it was without a command, you can do nothing, and therefore today several museum structures are changing and already from the usual depa

this video question will be asked to you by evgenia is a researcher at the department of museum communicationsional historical museum of the republic of belarus attention to the screen good afternoon dear participants. i have for you the next question this subject was every girl who made yarn it could be made from the bone of the metal of the tree, but most often they used clay, they could also use a fragment of a pot , the most important thing is that the size and hole fit. reply. what was this item used for? can cooking it like? with the help of cooking it, you can only guess, well, okay, that is, the girl who was connected with something from the beaches, she suddenly decided to eat, look, i just have a piece of clay with a hole very suitable, by the way, the hole will go spaghetti, i’ll cook everything. somehow one portion. no, this is not the correct answer, what is on ? well, if they worked a little, then an approximate splitting, these are the needles. from hedgehog spare or what? no icons are so good. no, this is the wrong version of bogdan , maybe it was a spinning wheel, they wound t

the use americans who visited the war got in this museum and they communicated their view that this is right place for these gods in this work of art, it needs to be returned but this is the property of the united states. so here is another way of looking at these materials as objects that can be owned and a property of an individual or state. nothing could be more opposite. if anything, they cannot be moved so here is a quote, this was an interview where he says if you listen about the powers, these are examples of these objects and museums will consider sending them back. so far it has not taken this to heart that we see continuous engagement so in the process it is a nonconfrontational way which is the ethics of this behavior. ... been positive effects of natpara. many ancestors have been returned and are now at peace. many objects have been returned to their communities. but there, there has been the here we albion there has been, here we see albion college returning another zulu war god which is coming to their position they returned in 2018. it takes a little while but it has hap

there, well, not some kind of fetish, but i enjoy, of course, this is the whole art history museum community say, thank you, that this does not fit into some dusty cabinets. and what we can see it to learn something and here, by the way, advanced methods technological chemical analysis also helps. so chemistry is everywhere. you can see us everywhere here. at some point, the question arose that we need to understand what is important for the market. we decided to create this sibur polylap, a separate big story about a joint program with an innovation center. skolkovo is all built from scratch created from scratch simulated production. well, there are 15-17 various alterations on them , the possibility of obtaining those consumer properties of materials and finished products is being worked out already, uh, which our customers need they come. to you. you also depended on supplies before abroad. did we manage to cope with this, the break in the production chains that we had such centers hmm operate in nizhnekamsk in tobolsk in tomsk in voronezh at our enterprises and one of these parts is work

you believe about the power these objects have to our community of sacred objects of community owned objects. the museums will consider sending them back. so, so far has not taken this argument to heart. but we see here the continuous engagement by zooming elders with various in a process of creating a dialogue which is the ethics of the zuni behavior to communicate your point of view to put your self in the other person's shoes and to create the collaborative relationship rather than start with litigation.at cox is not been completely negative. it has been many positive effects. many ancestors have been returned and are now at peace. many objects have been returned to their communities. here we see the college returning another zoom he or god that had come into their possession. they returned it 2018. it has taken a little while but it has happened. it has also started an era where museum professionals have worked very hard, at least some of them toat reimagine their relationshp with native american communities. not as communities for or we extract things like objects with continued engagements even the

thank you staggering through the woods, i'm constantly digging up something in the museum at school. you communicatehom? and igor no, no, that he was not even detained, why did they take anything a matter of time with his excavations? i 'll bring it to you now. wait, we've already prepared. what, what will you bring? the father found things in the room sorting through and found from sin. away. my husband and i just found it and wanted to take it to the police ourselves. dement pavlovich is on vacation, i notice him. hi sasha, you have a serious museum. phew hi listen, why don't you pick up the phone? i forgot, i don't remember, we greeted no thanks. look, i'm dima, we have a real yes-yes-yes, a real one, i found a specialist. yes , my parents are fadeev's telephone galya nobody egorov is refueled in our city by the committee for the protection of historical monuments. yes, they say he has more than one dog at these excavations. find this fadeev from one of his friends okay, fine. in the meantime, we will go to the committee yegor god will share his dog. we will die here. i heard the knives were scre

museum as an eye witness. both angel is home to around 560000 jewish people, making it one of the largest jewish communities in the world. a display case in the museum presents the life of joseph alexander. i left the work to get my bones to assist this one brother. i got out with one sisters, one for him. and we went back home works. i guess it went back home home. tom know that for 3 days then i went to the can and i left my sister and my young brother and they were taken to another to get the lunch and get the and the only thing i know is that they took my young brother. and at that time, it didn't have the guest chain, but she had another was guessing people on trucks around the trips and wood and put the fumes inside. and he was thinking to come name, kona is the only thing i know what happened to him. i don't know what happened to assist it, and i never could find out what happened to my parents and my sister and brother. underwear. so get in 1945. joseph alexander was liberated from the concentration camp in lawns. beg close to munich. here the nazis continued to murder people until the very last hour o

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she supports the museum as an eye witness. los angeles is home to around 560000 jewish people, making it one of the largest jewish communities in the world. a display case in the museum presents the life of joseph alexander. i left the words to get the my parents to assist this one brother. i got out with one sisters, one for him. and we would like home work, so it gets it when they come home. tom know that for 3 days, then i went to the camp and left my sister and my young brother. and they were taken to natalie to get the lunch and get to and the only thing i know is that they took my young brother. and at that time, they didn't have the guest chain but said no, there was guessing people on trucks and around the trips underwood and put the fumes inside. and he was taken to account name cohen though. that's the only thing i know what happened to him. i don't know what happened to the system and i never could find out what happened to my parents and my sister and brother. underwear. so get in 1945. joseph alexander was liberated from the concentration camp in loan's bag. close to munich. here the nazis continued to murder pe

this video question will be asked to you by evgenia yesko, a researcher at the department of museum communicationsrepublic of belarus attention to the screen good afternoon dear participants. i have for you the next question this item was. every girl who made yarn could make it from the bone of the metal of the tree, but most often they used clay, they could also use a fragment of the pot , the most important thing is that the size and hole fit. reply. what was this item used for? denis what's it like? and how to use it to cook food, only guess. well, that is, the girl who was connected with something with yarn, she suddenly decided to eat, look, i just have a piece of clay with the hole is very suitable, by the way, the hole will go spaghetti, i will cook everything. something like that. one serving. no, this is the wrong answer. well, if they worked a little, then the needles are approximately there. from hedgehog spare or what? no, but no icons are so good. no, this is the wrong version of bogdan, maybe it was a spinning wheel, they wound threads on it. also a good version, but no. maria no ide

the history of the imperial house have gathered in this hall the scientific community, historians, local historians and museum once again ready to share new facts about the romanov dynasty, this svyatinsky reading is already a traditional event for yekaterinburg, these events of today's meeting. the tsar's days begin the conference is being held for the fifth time, and this year the main theme has become the history of the romanov imperial house in the country's museum and exhibition space. theme is comprehensive. here is a very interesting topic. it is not only of all the museums of the country, of course, but first of all, the anniversary of our museums in yekaterinburg alapaevsk the alapaevsky museum was created 5 years ago, the exposition is located in the outdoor school, where members of the romanov family and people close to them spent the last days of their lives, and in yekaterinburg these days a new permanent exposition of the romanov house was opened and a detailed story about the founders of the dynasty and the brightest representatives of the funds of the regional chronicle museum contain many int

quite simple . in the event of the organization of a merger, accession, allocation of museums based on the state communal form of ownership, the order of further use of their museum collections is determined with the approval of zaminkult. it is obvious that it is worth supporting. integral state policy of preservation of cultural values ​​of the museum fund, taking into account the damage suffered by this sphere in connection with russian aggression when we have long needed invite ministers here, in particular the minister of culture, do you know how many ukrainian museums were destroyed during the russian aggression ? when to talk about cultural policy today we touched on the issue of the church, which continues the russian church to operate in ukraine covering our lavra and kyiv-pechersk and pochaivska we saw the terrible conclusion of the venetian commission regarding the law on national minorities, our state, which was represented there by the nationalities service, was actually inactive and did not counter the danish attacks of hungary and our other enemies, we must change our cultural policy, cult

video question will be asked to you by evgenia is about a researcher at the department of museum communicationsello guys, please answer the question before, such an object was in every house, what did the hostess do with this device. yaroslav anatola potatoes yaroslav word and trinitrotolol still crushed potatoes. i mean, probably, they tried to crush such a word. well, yes, it seems of course, but no, artyom, if the memory serves me right, this device was used in order to wring out the water from the washed clothes dryers, such an interesting version is not. vladislav perhaps this was used as a concession, which the hostess did with his help. denis therefore knead the dough with such a movement. well, in principle, yes, if there is nothing to do at all, you can knead with your finger. it was possible to have one more dough, for example, but i also think it is very convenient. better yet, they are teachers. eh, it's easy to deal with this issue. i don't even doubt it. tell the guys, please, what is it? yeah easy to handle and they surprised that the children do not know, yes , this is weakly ca

communicating with them. who sees his collection for the first time. uh, i'm a museumtask is not to collect for myself, uh, to preserve and show rare things. this is a fundamentally different approach. here, therefore, the actual museum. vladimir gordeev from vitebsk, the creator of one of the most unusual private museums in one place, two completely different projects are collected - a museum of soviet toys and a museum of mopeds, but in one these exhibitions are similar to the emotions that they evoke from childhood and adolescence. the happiest time of our lives. but there is no written on the website opening hours. kindly follow this schedule. moreover, an unplanned excursion can happen at any time. big crowd barely fits in a relatively small room, but literally in a couple of minutes people seem to dissolve. here everyone hangs at their showcase. this part of the museum is dedicated to toys of the soviet era, adults immerse themselves in their childhood, and their children look with interest at toys that are unusual and even strange for them, but therefore even mo

the many people who are working in local, particularly archives is for marginalized communities where larger museums are not saving these important archives of individuals who are important to stories. tell if if those young historians did not do that work back then i don't think i could have done, you know, significant sections of this book. so it's a shout out to those folks and. i know that you as well used to work at that museum. am i correct? professor liu? yes, yeah. that was the amazing piece of this was that when i picked up the book and saw mott street as the title i had a feeling i would be familiar. much of what you were talking about. but i didn't i didn't realize familiar i would be and the oral history you talk about with your grandfather long chin or chin as we knew him back then it was something that i actually did encounter when i was in museum back then. so yeah, when i started from 1982, about sorry, 1989 till about early 1990s, maybe we were the new york chinatown project. and as you said, we became the chinatown history museum for a minute, and now it's now known the museum of c

are not indifferent to the history of the imperial at home, the scientific community , historians, local historians and museumkers are once again ready to share new facts about the romanov dynasty; this sacred or soviet reading is already a traditional event for yekaterinburg ; house of the romanovs in the museum exhibition space of the country. here is a very interesting topic. it is not only of all the museums of the country, of course, first of all, and the anniversary of our museums in yekaterinburg alapaevsk the alapaevsk museum was created 5 years ago, the exposition is located in the outdoor school, where members of the romanov family and people close to them spent the last days of their lives, and in yekaterinburg these days a new permanent exposition of the romanov house and the urals has opened a detailed story about the ancestors dynasty and the most prominent representatives of the funds of the regional chronicle museum, there are many interesting exclusive items that allow you to explore almost every period. e. in the history of russia are associated with reign of one or the other. uh, a high-ran

the scientific community, historians, local historians and museum workers are once again ready to sharefacts about the romanov dynasty . these events of today's meeting begin. the tsar's days conference is being held for the fifth time this year the main theme was the history of the imperial house of the romanovs in the museum exhibition space of the country. theme is comprehensive. here is a very interesting topic. it is not only of all the country's museums, of course, but first of all, the anniversary of our museums in yekaterinburg alapaevsk alapaevsk museum was created 5 years ago, the exposition is located in the outdoor school, where members of the romanov family and people close to them spent the last days of their lives, and in yekaterinburg these days a new permanent exhibition of the house of the romanovs and the urals has opened. details of the story about the founders of the dynasty and the brightest representatives of little interesting exclusive items that allow you to explore almost every period of russian history associated with the reign of one or another. e. placed by

other mistakes because from my point of view, funds for the holodomor museum need to be allocated, but it is necessary to communicate society to explain what these funds will go to, what the museum will be. anyone else it is sponsored in addition to the state, especially since we will have 90 years of famine. and all this was not done. and why was such negativity raised in social networks? regarding this payment, too, although i believe that in principle it has the right and should be done, because if the head of a large country comes here and enters the wonderful modern museum of the famine, he will understand why it is necessary to help ukraine with funds and weapons , but the tv series - this is completely inappropriate and redundant , and is it not now t kachenko as a goat happened, because we understand that practically all the state leadership, the top leadership of the state was in the cinema, and these 400 million well, they were not distributed only by tkachenko or the tv channel, well, that is, it is clear that such a large amount is budgetary. well, it could not simply be distributed without the participa

community, as with hossein baman. the campaign began with the national museum of the islamic revolution and sacred defense and the rabiabbatean cultural complex.

we have here he is, namely the absence of this kind of museum and the lack of information about the tablet regime of his daughter. as communism crumbled, the best of lenin and other leading soviet figures started disappearing from public view. some wound up in storage. others in museums like here in bulk area, but the launch are monuments, remains mostly on time. it was only with the russian full scale invasion of ukraine in 2022. that these imposing monuments were hastily dismantled like here in breed. but involved gary of opinion is strongly divided on what should be done with the moving communist era monuments. on may, 9th, 2023 is a visit today. in sophia, the soviet russian, european, and full gary and flags are flying in the bulgarian capital summer. here to commemorate the day of victory over nazi germany. others are celebrating europe day, which also falls on may 9th. the debate over the soviet army memorial has blissful gary and society for many years now. the, the chance range from 1982 to national list, the 2 pro era. the one thing is clear, this as a country that has not yet come to terms with its past. unlike in

communicate in an informal setting . vladimir putin and alexander lukashenko visited the museum of naval glory in kronstadt and the kronstadt, and after the unscheduled president of russia of belarus, a photo session was held with local residents and tourists. just a dream come true. thank you. thanks a lot. you pray for you alexander please. good good in within two years, there should be no housing in russia that has been declared emergency until 2017. this was stated by mikhail mishustin for the development of small towns and historical settlements the prime minister noted that today about 40 million people live in small towns. more than 30 million people live in rural areas, for whom the city is the center of the social, cultural and economic life of a person before improving life in small towns and in our historical settlements is a strategic priority for the state. without which it is impossible to achieve national goals development, which are set before us by the president. meters, of course, it is important to actively reduce throughout the country. those that have become uninhabitable. these are apartment buildings