This is the first state information agency of the Republic of Kazakhstan, which received international status. Kazinform publishes news on politics, economy, education, health care, sports, culture, and other important spheres of society, as well as providing official information on the activities of the presidential administration, parliament, the government, regional authorities, and national financial and industrial structures. News is published in Kazakh, Tote Zhazu (Kazakh language on the basis of Arabic graphic), Russian, English, Uzbek, and Chinese languages. The central office of Kazinform news agency is located in Astana. The agency's own reporters work in all 17 regions of Kazakhstan and three cities of republican importance. The geography of users of the information portal includes more than 200 countries of the world.

The Colombian regional non-government television channel, founded in 2019. Broadcasts 24 hours a day in the departments of Cauca, Narino, and Valle. Thematic focus: culture, sports, business, news of the Southwest region of Colombia.

Reach of the channel: 18 million viewers.

Soweto TV is the first community television station to be granted a 24-hour broadcasting license by the Independent Communication Authority of South Africa (ICASA).

Soweto TV serves as a platform for community members to engage in discussions on issues that are pertinent to them. It also plays a crucial role in supporting young entrepreneurs and start-up businesses. The Soweto TV YouTube channel has more than 13 thousand subscribers. The total number of views exceeds 3 million.

A key international platform for creating and strengthening ties between the Russian and global investment community, a comprehensive expert assessment of the economic potential of the Russian Far East, presenting its investment opportunities and business conditions in the advanced development territories.

Established by decree of Russian President Vladimir Putin on 19 May 2015 to promote the development of the economy of the Far East and expand international cooperation in the Asia-Pacific region.

Vietnam's only state-owned communications concern, comprising ten printed and electronic newspapers, a television channel, several printing enterprises and public information service centres. It has more than 60 permanent correspondent offices in all provinces of the country and 30 correspondents abroad. It operates in 11 ethnic and many foreign languages, including Russian, Chinese, Korean, English, French, Spanish, Japanese, Lao and Khmer. It is a member of the Executive Committee of Organisation of Asia-Pacific News Agencies (OANA).

The first international painting festival aimed at expanding artistic and cultural connections between the Islamic Republic of Iran and the Russian Federation. The festival will feature 100 works by Russian artists dedicated to Iranian culture, as well as 100 works by Iranian masters of fine arts on the theme of Russian culture.

The Moscow International Film Week will take place in the capital from 23 to 28 August. More than 300 screenings of Russian and foreign films, excursions, master classes, concerts and spectacular shows will be organised at 100 city venues. Representatives of the film industry from more than 40 countries will join the business programme of the Moscow International Film Week. Foreign actors, directors, producers and film industry experts will meet with their Russian colleagues and get acquainted with the filming infrastructure created in the city.

The new TV channel will cover various interests of young people in the Alpe Dunav Adria region, which includes Austria, Italy, Germany, Slovenia, Croatia, Hungary, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Switzerland, Serbia, Montenegro and Slovakia, as well as users from all continents.

Special attention will be paid to BRICS-related news. Art, music, theatre, cinema, galleries, festivals, lifestyle, employment, business, sports, health, travel, science and innovation, education, ecology and philanthropy are the topics of this channel.

A central platform at the federal level that popularises domestic electronics and software and is designed to seek responses to issues on the state and global agenda.

A non-profit organisation that promotes and protects the interests of Indian business in Russia. IBA offers Indian entrepreneurs a platform to expand co-operation with Russian partners.

MIE Group was founded in 2000, which is the first domestic professional exhibition serving organizer in Dubai. MIE Groups pioneered the channel for Chinese companies to participate in Middle East and Africa exhibitions.

After the maturity of the dubai exhibition market, MIE group has opened up neighboring countries including Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Egypt, becoming the general agent of more than 100 famous local international exhibitions and organizing over 80,000 Chinese export-oriented enterprises exhibit in Middle East and Africa.

The Indian National Cultural Center SITA is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to honor, promote and engage the beautiful Indian culture and heritage with the local Russians, foreigners and Indians in Russia.

The BRICS Games are annual multisport competitions among member states of the BRICS group. The event is usually organised by the country chairing the group that year. In 2024, Russia has this right, and it was decided to hold the BRICS Games in Kazan. These competitions have never been held in Russia before.

The BRICS Sports Games Kazan 2024 will be held in a record 27 sports, and more than 4,000 athletes from more than 90 countries around the world will take part in them.

Africa Food Show (AFS) 2024 in Kenya, is the premier gathering for global food and beverage suppliers eager to expand into the African market. This event serves as a platform, offering opportunities to explore the diverse sectors within the food and beverage supply chain.

Africa Food Show Kenya represents the B2B platform for global food and beverage suppliers keen on increasing their footprint in Africa.

The BRICS Marathon League is a project that unites the largest marathons of Russia (Moscow, St. Petersburg, Kazan), and in the near future also Brazil, India, China, South Africa and other BRICS countries. They are characterised by a high level of competition, a strong sporting component, a focus on the development of athletics, and an emphasis on the exchange of cultural and tourist experience. The establishment of the League was approved by the Ministry of Sport of the Russian Federation.