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А delegation from the Russian Ministry of Economic Development and representatives of the JSC KAVKAZ.RF, led by First Deputy Minister of Economic Development of Russia Sergey Nazarov, visited the Impuls-A natural stone processing and mining plant in Tskhinval.
 
They were accompanied by Prime Minister Konstantin Dzhussoev, Russian Ambassador to South Ossetia Marat Kulakhmetov, and other officials.

At the meeting with the investors in South Ossetia, Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development Sergey Nazarov announced the decisions made by the Russian President in response to the Republic's President's request for concessional lending.

According to him, starting in 2026, concessional lending will cover the implementation of a number of projects.

The progress of work on the international legal formalization of the state border between South Ossetia and the Russian Federation was discussed in Moscow at the eleventh meeting of the Joint Demarcation Commission.

According to the press service of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of South Ossetia, the meeting was held in a spirit of good-neighborliness and mutual understanding.

The date and venue of the next meeting of the Joint Commission will be agreed upon through diplomatic channels.

Prime Minister Konstantin Dzhussoev and Deputy Minister of Economic Development of the Russian Federation Sergey Nazarov visited the Alania-Les enterprise in South Ossetia.

Representatives of the JSC KAVKAZ.RF, Minister of Economic Development Sarmat Kotayev, Russian Ambassador to South Ossetia Marat Kulakhmetov, and other officials have also participated in the visit.

The Alania-Les CEO Vladimir Bosikov discussed the company's key operations.

He has noted that the team has been formed, operations are well-established, and export options are being discussed.

South Ossetian President Alan Gagloev held a working meeting with Russian Deputy Minister of Economic Development Sergey Nazarov, who had arrived in Tskhinval on a working visit.

The meeting was also attended by Alan Alborov, Chief of Staff of the Presidential Executive Office of the Republic of South Ossetia; Andrey Yumshanov, General Director of Jthe SC Kavkaz.RF; and Marat Kulakhmetov, Ambassador Extraordinary and Plenipotentiary of the Russian Federation to the Republic of South Ossetia.

Alan Gagloev welcomed the guests.

South Ossetian President Alan Gagloev met with a delegation from the Russian Society "Knowledge" to discuss the launch of a large-scale educational project to create a "House of Knowledge" in the Republic.
 

The leadership of the South Ossetian State University held a working meeting online with representatives of TASS, Russia's leading state news agency, according to the press service of the South Ossetian State University.

The parties discussed various areas of cooperation.

The long-discredited European Court of Human Rights (ECHR) has taken yet another biased step, upholding Georgia's case against Russia and awarding the aggressor, recognized by the European Union's International Commission, €253 million in compensation for the alleged human rights violations related to the 2008 conflict. This was stated in a statement by the South Ossetian Foreign Ministry.

As noted by the Ministry, this extremely biased and politicized decision, which fully reflects the organization's "level of justice," best demonstrates the true face of Europe.

Representatives of the JSC Kavkaz.RF and Russian investors arrived in South Ossetia on a working visit.

The guests were met in the village of Ruсk by Minister of Economic Development Sarmat Kotaev, South Ossetia's trade representative in Russia Taimuraz Goginov, Chairman of the National Bank Soslan Bekoev, representatives of the Russian Embassy in the Republic, and other officials.

The South Ossetian Foreign Ministry issued a harsh commentary on the adoption of the UN Human Rights Council (UNHRC) resolution "Cooperation with Georgia" in Geneva on October 8.

The South Ossetian Foreign Ministry called the document a manifestation of "political myopia" and a loss of objectivity.

The South Ossetian Foreign Ministry expressed regret that "a once authoritative international body has begun to suffer from tunnel vision syndrome, trampling on its own traditions and statutory principles, and has completely lost objectivity, impartiality, and professionalism."