23 August 2019
Chukotka Autonomous Area expo at the Far East Street
exhibition is to present the participants and guests of the 5th
Eastern Economic Forum with the investment potential of the region, national
culture and energy development.
The Chukotka exhibition spreads through three
pavilions. The first pavilion is designed to represent the flag of the region
and will showcase investment projects, including the unique Baimka with a fully
automated production line. The outside walls of the pavilion will be decorated
with LED panels, showing ice under the microscope during the day and projecting
the northern lights at night.
The second Sea Book pavilion is to tell about the
culture and life of the Chukotka indigenous peoples, the tourism potential of
the region. Photos will introduce the East of the area. The State
Chukchi-Eskimo Ensemble Ergyron will perform for the pavilion visitors.
The third pavilion is to present the prospects for the
development of clean energy in Chukotka with the world's first floating nuclear
power plant Akademik Lomonosov arriving in Pevek, the northernmost city
of Russia. The pavilion guest will look inside a nuclear reactor; learn about
the safety programme and environmental aspects of a power unit.
The Far East Street exhibition will be open on 3–8 September as a part of the 5th Eastern
Economic Forum on the Ajax Bay embankment on Russky Island. Large families,
seniors, veterans and youth organizations representatives will attend the show
on 7 September along with EEF participants. On 8 September the exhibition is
available to everyone.