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Welcome to our new Honorary Member in the France Republic to our Doctoral Faculty of the World Humanistic University; th...
08/09/2026

Welcome to our new Honorary Member in the France Republic to our Doctoral Faculty of the World Humanistic University; their great humanistic work and their academic, and scientific excellence is a legacy for humanity.

Bienvenidos nuestra nueva Miembro Honorario en la República de Francia a nuestro Claustro Doctoral de la World Humanistic University, su gran labor humanista y su excelencia académica, y científica es un legado para la humanidad.

Invitation to the Ceremony for the awarding of honorary doctorates to distinguished individuals who have dedicated their...
04/09/2026

Invitation to the Ceremony for the awarding of honorary doctorates to distinguished individuals who have dedicated their lives to the service of humanity. 📖 🎓 🕊️

Invitación a la Ceremonia de entrega del Título con el grado de Doctor Honoris Causa a grandes personalidades que han dedicado su vida al servicio de la humanidad. 📖 🎓 🕊️

03/08/2026

Time's ticking! Have you applied for the Education for Climate Call for Innovative Green Education Actions?

If you've got a project that brings sustainability and climate learning to life, this is your chance!
We're looking for inspiring projects that foster:
✅ green learning
✅ youth leadership
✅ intergenerational dialogue & collaboration
✅ community-led action
✅ future-oriented education

Why apply? Boost your impact, get featured on the Education for Climate platform and newsletter, and join us in Brussels for the Education for Climate Day event.

⌛Apply by 6 September!

👉 Learn more: https://link.europa.eu/fWTBwJ

03/08/2026

Working in school education? We want to hear from you!

We want to hear your views on the upcoming Education Package. Teachers, school leaders and education professionals are particularly invited to share their feedback.

We are looking for input on three key areas that matter: directly to schools and classrooms across Europe:
🎒 Basic skills
🧑‍🏫 Teachers and trainers
💻 Digital transformation in education

📅 Deadline: 8 September
🔗 Have your say: https://link.europa.eu/Vp6QkM

03/08/2026

Ever spotted the CE mark on your laptop or washing machine? 💻

For more than 30 years, this marking shows that the manufacturer declares the item you’re buying meets high EU safety, health, and environmental standards.

You’ll find this mandatory mark across specific product categories, including electronics, toys, recreational gear, and medical devices.

Know what you are buying → https://link.europa.eu/c6nyHc

Now flip your toaster over and act like you knew all of this yesterday. 🍞

03/08/2026

Italy and Austria united beneath the Alps 🏔️

⚒️ With over 220 tunnel kilometres excavated, the completion of the EU co-funded Brenner Base Tunnel is one step closer! 🇦🇹 🇮🇹

Miners have now connected Austria and Italy via two main railway tunnels.

The BBT will better connect Italy and Austria while boosting rail transport between northern and southern Europe upon completion in 2032.

This is EU cooperation and engineering at its best. 🇪🇺

© Schnittraum Tirol

03/08/2026

Entrega Doctorado Honoris Causa, en la CIS

Почетными докторами университета стали Александр Гриф и Вадим Ганин.

The Business Center for the Economic Development of the Commonwealth of Independent States hosted a joint session of two...
19/07/2026

The Business Center for the Economic Development of the Commonwealth of Independent States hosted a joint session of two working groups of the Committee for Digital and Technological Sovereignty: the Working Group on Value-Semantic Self-Governance (VSSG) and the Working Group on Artificial Intelligence and AI Ethics Governance. The event was dedicated to the theme: “Value-Oriented State Governance as the Foundation for Technological Growth and Prosperity of the CIS Member States.”

The session was moderated by Alexander Grif – Chairman of the Committee for Digital and Technological Sovereignty, Chairman of the Council for Cognitive, Digital and Technological Sovereignty of the Rodina Party, Chairman of the CIS Russian-Arab Council, and Head of the Laboratory for the Ontology of Cognitive, Digital and Technological Sovereignty at IRIAS.

Welcoming remarks and presentations were delivered by Nadezhda Surova, Director of the Digital Economy Competence Center and member of the Council on the Digital Economy of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, who presented an overview of state support measures provided by the Russian Federation for the technological development of CIS countries; Vadim Ganin, Director General of the Business Center for the Economic Development of the Commonwealth of Independent States; Andrei Kalageorgi, a direct descendant of Empress Catherine II and Prince Grigory Potemkin and an expert in value-semantic economics; Ekaterina Zagladina, President of the Permanent Secretariat of the World Summit of Nobel Laureates for Peace; and Henry Soria, President of the World Humanistic University. The event was also attended by experts in value-semantic self-governance, researchers, industrialists, IT specialists, and heads of major companies.

The session’s work was organized into two blocks.

The first block was devoted to the work of the Working Group on Value-Semantic Self-Governance (VSSG). Speakers presented value-semantic self-governance as a system linking individual human resilience to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and examined its application to labor productivity, industrial relations, education, healthcare, and the resource provision of economic activity across the Commonwealth’s member states.

The second block was devoted to the work of the Working Group on Artificial Intelligence and AI Ethics Governance. Presentations covered the Skolkovo Foundation’s experience in applying AI solutions in urban management and the construction sector, national strategies and ethical standards for AI regulation in the countries of Central Asia, and the concept of cognitive sovereignty, including the “human-in-the-loop” principle and approaches to protecting against new forms of value-semantic cyber threats.

Following the session, participants formulated proposals for refining the draft model law “On Ensuring Cognitive, Technological and Digital Sovereignty,” and noted the importance of further harmonizing the approaches of CIS member states to matters of digital and technological sovereignty.

At the close of the session, a Cooperation Agreement was signed between the Committee for Digital and Technological Sovereignty and the Association of Employers and Labor Resource Coordinators of Friendly Countries (AELRC).

During the event, Alexander Grif was presented with the CIS Badge of Distinction in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the development of the Business Center for the Economic Development of the CIS.

On 13 July 2026, the Business Center for the Economic Development of the Commonwealth of Independent States hosted a joi...
18/07/2026

On 13 July 2026, the Business Center for the Economic Development of the Commonwealth of Independent States hosted a joint session of two working groups of the Committee for Digital and Technological Sovereignty: the Working Group on Value-Semantic Self-Governance (VSSG) and the Working Group on Artificial Intelligence and AI Ethics Governance. The event was dedicated to the theme: “Value-Oriented State Governance as the Foundation for Technological Growth and Prosperity of the CIS Member States.”

The session was moderated by Alexander Grif – Chairman of the Committee for Digital and Technological Sovereignty, Chairman of the Council for Cognitive, Digital and Technological Sovereignty of the Rodina Party, Chairman of the CIS Russian-Arab Council, and Head of the Laboratory for the Ontology of Cognitive, Digital and Technological Sovereignty at IRIAS.

Welcoming remarks and presentations were delivered by Nadezhda Surova, Director of the Digital Economy Competence Center and member of the Council on the Digital Economy of the Federation Council of the Federal Assembly of the Russian Federation, who presented an overview of state support measures provided by the Russian Federation for the technological development of CIS countries; Vadim Ganin, Director General of the Business Center for the Economic Development of the Commonwealth of Independent States; Andrei Kalageorgi, a direct descendant of Empress Catherine II and Prince Grigory Potemkin and an expert in value-semantic economics; Ekaterina Zagladina, President of the Permanent Secretariat of the World Summit of Nobel Laureates for Peace; and Henry Soria, President of the World Humanistic University. The event was also attended by experts in value-semantic self-governance, researchers, industrialists, IT specialists, and heads of major companies.

The session’s work was organized into two blocks.

The first block was devoted to the work of the Working Group on Value-Semantic Self-Governance (VSSG). Speakers presented value-semantic self-governance as a system linking individual human resilience to the achievement of the UN Sustainable Development Goals, and examined its application to labor productivity, industrial relations, education, healthcare, and the resource provision of economic activity across the Commonwealth’s member states.

The second block was devoted to the work of the Working Group on Artificial Intelligence and AI Ethics Governance. Presentations covered the Skolkovo Foundation’s experience in applying AI solutions in urban management and the construction sector, national strategies and ethical standards for AI regulation in the countries of Central Asia, and the concept of cognitive sovereignty, including the “human-in-the-loop” principle and approaches to protecting against new forms of value-semantic cyber threats.

Following the session, participants formulated proposals for refining the draft model law “On Ensuring Cognitive, Technological and Digital Sovereignty,” and noted the importance of further harmonizing the approaches of CIS member states to matters of digital and technological sovereignty.

At the close of the session, a Cooperation Agreement was signed between the Committee for Digital and Technological Sovereignty and the Association of Employers and Labor Resource Coordinators of Friendly Countries (AELRC).

During the event, Alexander Grif was presented with the CIS Badge of Distinction in recognition of his outstanding contribution to the development of the Business Center for the Economic Development of the CIS.

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