New free Wi-Fi hotspots were launched in Kazan, Naberezhnye Chelny, Nizhnekamsk, Almetyevsk, Zainsk and Leninogorsk. Connecting to the network is simple: just complete authorization using a laptop or smartphone. "Since last year, we have been working together with telecom operators to expand the free Wi-Fi network. These networks become an important backup communication channel, providing residents and guests of the republic with an additional opportunity to stay connected and use digital services. We are pleased that operators support this idea and are actively involved in creating public access points," Deputy Minister of Digitalization Albert Yakovlev said.

May 21 marks an important historical date – the day of the official adoption of Islam by Volga Bulgaria. In 922, our ancestors adopted Islam as the state religion. In honor of this commemorative date, we highlight a modern project that helps unite Muslims at the digital level. The resident of IT Park created a dating app for Muslims called Zawajy (meaning "My Marriage"), which is aimed at combining modern technology with traditional Muslim values.

Tatarstan continues voting for public spaces that will be transformed in 2027. Nearly 370,000 residents of the republic have already voted. Voting is open until June 12. The most active participants are residents of Kazan, who have voted over 97,000 times. Second place by number of votes goes to Naberezhnye Chelny (55,600 votes) and third place to Nizhnekamsk region (25,500 votes). They are followed by Almetyevsk region (21,600 votes) and Zelenodolsk region (17,500 votes).

Schoolchildren and parents who use the apps "State Services Portal. My School" and "I Am a Schoolchild" can take a short survey and enter a prize draw. How to participate: