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More than 20 countries confirm participation in the International Architecture and Construction Forum “Kazanysh”

From December 5 to 7, the new Galiasgar Kamal Theater in Kazan will host the architecture and construction forum “Kazanysh,” featuring over 250 experts in architecture and urban planning from Russia, China, Japan, Brazil, India, South Africa, Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, and other countries. This year, the forum will continue the legacy of the BRICS+ summit.

The “Kazanysh” forum initiated by Kazan’s Mayor Ilsur would take place in Kazan  December 5 to 7, marking the largest urban development event involving international participants, Metshin. During these three days, the capital of the Republic of Tatarstan will welcome over 5,000 guests and experts from more than 20 countries, including mayors and chief architects from BRICS nations.

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