You can get acquainted with the results of the activities of the Ministry of Culture of the RT on the official website, as well as using the QR code
You can read the detailed report on the website in the Documents - Colleges - Final College 2019 section: http://mincult.tatarstan.ru/eng/itogovaya-kollegiya-2019-goda-ob-itogah.htm
This can also be done using the QR code, which is available in the booklet presented at the extended meeting of the final collegium of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan. To do this, you need to point your mobile phone at the barcode and go to the document.
The report consists of 6 sections on the main areas of work of the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan:
- Preservation of a single cultural space and activation of the cultural potential of the territories
- National project "Culture"
- Enhancing the role of civil society institutions as subjects of cultural policy
- Raising the social status of the family, promoting the formation of a harmoniously developed personality
- Strengthening and expanding the influence of the culture of the Republic of Tatarstan in Russia and abroad
- Creating conditions for the development of culture
For example, in the subsection "Theatrical Art" presents the results of the past Year of the theater in Russia, which was marked by high results in all key indicators. This is the number of new performances, and the increase in attendance, and the expansion of the repertoire offer, and the wide geography of the tour, and well-deserved awards at prestigious festivals and awards. Thus, 87 premiere performances were staged by state and municipal theaters of the Republic of Tatarstan (3.5% higher than in 2018), 4,869 different events were held (an increase of 8.9% compared to 2018).
Separately, the appendix contains: the names of all premiere performances, major theater and music festivals, awards and competitions in the field of professional art, a list of recipients of grants from the Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Tatarstan to create an urban Tatar and Russian cultural and leisure environment, and much more.