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On June 26–27, 2026, the Bashir Rameev Centre of High Technologies in Kazan will host the fourth annual IT conference "TATAR SAN”, which will focus on the practical application of artificial intelligence: how to stay ahead of technological developments and efficiently integrate them into daily work to transform the economy, society and professional practices.

Registration for the conference is available via the provided link.

Organizers expect over 1,000 participants, including developers, ML engineers, architects, designers, students of technical disciplines and all professionals working with modern technologies who want to understand the industry’s direction.

The Kazan Expo International Exhibition Centre will host Kazan Digital Week 2026 International Forum in both in-person and online formats, ensuring maximum accessibility for all participants from around the world.

The key results of the Kazan Digital Week 2025 Forum confirmed the growing popularity of this new regular platform for scientific and business collaboration between developers and users of digital technologies.

Doctors in Tatarstan have carried out over 51,000 telemedicine consultations and remotely issued approximately 46,300 sick-lists using Max messenger platform.

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At a weekly meeting of Tatarstan Ministry of Digitalization, they said that "School 21" has provided free training in in-demand IT professions to over 11,000 individuals, with its graduates securing employment at leading IT companies and startups

As many as 15,000 residents of small villages in the republic have gained access to reliable communication and high-speed mobile internet. In the first half of 2026, LTE networks were deployed in 48 settlements across 27 regions of Tatarstan. When deploying a network, the operator MTS utilized, among other equipment, domestic Irteya technology.

Since June 15, the Center of Unique Craftsmanship (CUC) in Kazan has been hosting an exposition titled "Made in Tatarstan," showcasing the republic's achievements, including in the information technology.

On June 25, 2026, IT Park State Institution will hold the annual conference "Industrial Digitalization" – under the challenges of technological sovereignty and digital transformation in the region’s industry for technological sovereignty and digital transformation of the region's industry. The IT Park in Naberezhnye Chelny will bring together over 300 leaders of industrial enterprises, IT and production directors, system integrators and developers.

A resident of the Tatarstan IT Park, the UniStat Company has developed an AI-powered video analysis system, that not only identifies young talent but also helps them grow, making a child's path to sports clear and transparent.

"Made in Tatarstan" exhibition of achievements of Tatarstan is currently open at the Centre of Unique Craftsmanship (TsUM), which is a part of the programme of the Russia–ASEAN Summit and will continue till June 19. The exhibition is divided into an outdoor zone featuring 30 pieces of machinery and an indoor section presenting various thematic clusters, including IT.

Fifteen IT companies from Tatarstan are presenting their projects to summit delegations in the areas of information security, import substitution, construction, agriculture and other industries. Today, the Rais (Head) of Tatarstan Rustam Minnikhanov, President of the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of the Russian Federation Sergey Katyrin, Advisor to the President of the Russian Federation and Executive Secretary of the Organizing Committee for the preparation and holding of the summit Anton Kobyakov, as well as delegations from Malaysia, Vietnam and East Timor visited the exhibition.

This September, schools and colleges in Tatarstan will launch extracurricular clubs on artificial intelligence. As many as 239 school teachers and 100 college instructors, who will teach schoolchildren, will receive one-time payments of 258,000 roubles. The list of instructors has already been approved by an order of the Ministry of Education and Science of Tatarstan.

The educators eligible for payments were selected based on the results of a competition. Teachers with a workload of at least 18 hours per week at their primary workplace or 9 hours per week in a part-time capacity were eligible to participate. Each candidate was required to submit an individual teaching plan. Upon receiving the payment, the teacher is obliged to lead AI clubs for at least one year.