Creation of “Open Government” in Tatarstan discussed at IT park
25 March 2014, Tuesday
A session of interdepartmental working group on implementation of the project “Open Government” in the Republic of Tatarstan will be held at Kazan IT park on March 26 at 16 p.m.
Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Information and Communication Roman Shaikhutdinov will present a road map of open government for 2014.
We would like to invite representatives of media companies to the event. Please call +7(843) 264 73 34 or write to Yuliya.Garaeva@tatar.ru for accreditation till March 25, 17 p.m.
Deputy Prime Minister – Minister of Information and Communication Roman Shaikhutdinov will present a road map of open government for 2014.
We would like to invite representatives of media companies to the event. Please call +7(843) 264 73 34 or write to Yuliya.Garaeva@tatar.ru for accreditation till March 25, 17 p.m.
Press Office of Tatarstan Ministry of Information and Communication
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