An exhibition opened at the Dzheyrakh Community Center, the result of a week-long plein air project involving 30 artists—professional painters, architects, and amateurs.

The group has been traveling to picturesque places in Russia and around the world for 15 years. This time, the artists chose mountainous Ingushetia. For a week, they worked outdoors, painting towers, gorges, and landscapes of the Dzheyrakh region.

The group included members of creative unions of artists and architects of Russia, as well as amateurs: doctors, teachers, lawyers, and architects. Each artist has their own style: watercolor, graphic art, and pencil. But they all shared one thing: mountainous Ingushetia became a source of inspiration. They worked at different times of day and in different weather conditions, each time discovering new colors and images.

The final event was a concert in the assembly hall of the Dzheyrakh Community Center. Local artists performed a traditional dance for the guests, wearing a kurkhars headdress, and the Ingush song "Lorsa Lida." The artists themselves also took to the stage, creating a lively cultural exchange.

The Ingushetia Ministry of Culture and Tourism provided support to the group, arranging a meeting, accommodation, and assistance for the participants throughout the trip.

In Dzheyrakh, an area chosen for improvement by residents is being transformed.

Work on a public area along Akhrieva Lane is nearing completion. The contract stipulates that work will continue until the end of the year, but the improvements are expected to be completed ahead of schedule—by the end of September.

Currently, specialists are preparing the foundation for laying a new asphalt pavement. The project also includes the construction of a retaining wall, the installation of benches, and the improvement of a spring. The work is being carried out as part of the federal project "Creating a Comfortable Urban Environment" of the national project "Infrastructure for Life."

This is not the first site in the Dzheyrakh District to be transformed thanks to the votes of residents. Last year, a public area in the village of Furtoug, at the entrance to Dzheyrakh, was improved. It now features paving slabs, gazebos, greenery, modern lighting, and a fountain.

Residents of the republic continue to actively participate in determining improvement priorities. This year, more than 67,000 people participated in the vote. The competition resulted in the winning design projects and eight public spaces, which will be implemented in 2027.

In total, approximately 24 sites selected by residents will be improved in the republic in 2026.

The grand opening of the All-Russian Youth Forum "Targim-2026" took place in the Dzheyrakh District.

Anzor Markhiyev, Head of the Administration of the Head and Government of Ingushetia, Akhmed Lyanov, Head of the Dzheyrakh District, and Zaurbek Poshev, Chairman of the Republic's Youth Affairs Committee, congratulated the participants on the opening of the forum.

They wished the youth productive work, new knowledge, vivid impressions, and the successful implementation of their most daring initiatives.

For several years now, "Targim" has become a platform for new ideas, useful connections, and projects that contribute to the development of regions and the country.

From August 31 to September 5, the first annual FLYLAB paragliding tourism gathering will take place in the Dzheyrakh District, organized with the support of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism of the Republic of Ingushetia.

The festival's main venue will be Mount Myat-Loam (Table Mountain), one of the republic's main symbols. Here, at an altitude of almost 3,000 meters, professional pilots from various regions of Russia and abroad will demonstrate their skills, and guests will be able to witness breathtaking flights against the backdrop of picturesque mountain landscapes.

In addition to the flight program, participants will be introduced to the historical landmarks of the Dzheyrakh District, enjoy a cultural program, and taste national cuisine.

Approximately 30 paragliding pilots, including international guests, are expected to participate.

Work has begun on preparing the base for new asphalt pavement on Akhrieva Lane in the rural settlement of Dzheyrakh.

The strength, durability, and safety of the future pavement directly depend on the quality of the base.

The "Fun Starts" competition was held in the Dzheyrakh District.

A vibrant sports festival was held in the Dzheyrakh District as part of the "Power of Russia" public program marathon. At the Olgeti village school summer camp, students participated in the exciting "Fun Starts" competition, where they were able to demonstrate their agility, speed, resourcefulness, and teamwork skills.

The children enjoyed relay races, active games, and friendly competition, which provided a wealth of positive emotions. The winners and runners-up were awarded diplomas and trophies, but the most important achievement for everyone was the atmosphere of support, mutual assistance, and athletic passion.

The holding of such events is in line with the goals of the public program, which places special emphasis on developing mass sports, organizing healthy leisure activities for children, and promoting a healthy lifestyle among the younger generation.

An event in honor of the 34th anniversary of the founding of the Republic of Ingushetia was held at the Lyazhgi Community Center.

Fariza Khutieva opened the event. Young reciters, singers, and performers of traditional Ingush dances then took to the stage. At the end of the event, all participants received certificates for their active participation in the concert.

On May 15, 2026, staff of the Lyazhgi Community Center held a discussion and presentation entitled "What Unites Us?" as part of the Year of Unity of the Peoples of Russia.

During the event, the value of each people's traditions and the need to pass them on from generation to generation were discussed. It was emphasized that respect for one's own and others' cultural heritage creates a shared value system and serves as a solid foundation for unity.

At the end of summer, the Dzheyrakh District will host the "BEINI-2026" district tourism rally for active youth of the North Caucasus.

From August 10th to 14th, 250 participants aged 18 to 35 will gather on the slope of Table Mountain in the village of Beini, at an altitude of approximately 1,450 meters. The project is supported by the "More Than a Journey" non-profit organization and is aimed at young guides, instructors, tourism organizers, and travel bloggers.

The rally program includes an ascent of Table Mountain, an elevation of over 3,000 meters, a hike to a waterfall, a driving route through tower complexes, the "Beini-Games" tourist relay race, seminars on mountain ecology, lectures on cultural heritage, master classes, and evening campfire events. Participants will be provided with an organized tent camp with 120 pitches, a field kitchen, showers, a first-aid station, electricity, and transportation from Magas and Nazran (approximately 1 hour 50 minutes).

The project is a logical continuation of previous camps at Beini. In 2023, the All-Russian Youth Tourism and Educational Camp was held there, attracting approximately 240 participants from more than 16 regions. In 2024, the camp expanded to over 30 regions and 300 participants.

Now, "BEINI-2026" is expanding to the district level of the North Caucasus Federal District and focuses on training the professional community in the tourism sector, making the five-day program more focused on sharing experiences and promoting Ingushetia's tourism potential.

Construction has begun on an industrial park in the rural settlement of Gorbani in the Dzheyrakh District. This park will be a key step in the region's industrial development.

The park will be located on 10.3 hectares, and the project is being implemented as part of the breakthrough "Industrial Development" program.

This project is important not only for the republic's economy but also for the development of mountainous areas, creating new jobs, and attracting investment.

A wild pear from the Republic of Ingushetia is once again a contender for the title of the country's main tree.

In the Dzheyrakh District, near the village of Lyazhgi, at an altitude of 850 meters above sea level, grows a unique common pear. It is 216 years old.

Nearby tower complexes dating from the 13th to 15th centuries make this tree rightfully considered a living witness to Ingushetia's history.

The pear is included in the National Register of Old-Growth Trees of Russia and is designated a living natural monument.

Voting for the country's main tree will continue until August 1.

A museum dedicated to Sergo Ordzhonikidze will be created in the Dzheyrakh District.

The new facility is planned to be located within the Nizhny Puy tower complex. The exhibition will be dedicated to the events of the Civil War and Sergo Ordzhonikidze's role in the history of the Caucasus.

The concept is based on historical facts related to Ordzhonikidze's stay in the mountainous Ingushetia region and the support he received from local residents during this difficult period.

The project envisions housing the museum exhibition directly within the tower complex. Key elements include a sculptural composition and materials revealing the historical context of that era.

The museum's creation aims to preserve the historical heritage and develop the tourist appeal of the mountainous region.

The Lyazhgi Community Center hosted a fascinating game program, "Conquerors of Space."

Under the guidance of artistic director Makka Ruslanovna Gazdieva, the children embarked on a thrilling space journey: they completed tasks, tested their ingenuity and team spirit, and learned new things about the conquest of outer space.

A special part of the program was an educational quiz on space—the children enthusiastically answered questions, demonstrating their knowledge of planets, stars, and famous cosmonauts. The most active participants received souvenirs, adding even more joy and excitement to the event.

Under the guidance of M.R. Gazdieva, artistic director of the Lyazhgi Community Center, an educational hour was held for children on the topic of "Terrorism and its Manifestations."

During the meeting, the children:

• learned what terrorism is and what forms it can take;

• discussed why this phenomenon poses a serious threat to society;

• reviewed the basic rules for safe behavior in emergency situations;

• received leaflets with instructions on how to act in the event of a terrorist attack and emergency numbers: 112, 102, etc.

The event was designed to convey a complex topic in an accessible way and without undue emotional stress for the children. Participants actively asked questions and participated in the discussion.

The All-Russian Skyrunning Competition will be held in the Dzheyrakh District from April 17 to 20 as part of the Dzheyrakh-2026 Festival.

Over 140 athletes from across the country are expected to participate. The main competitions are scheduled for April 18 and 19.

The program includes a 3.41-kilometer vertical run with an elevation gain of 980 meters, as well as an 18.4-kilometer mountain race with an elevation gain of 1,800 meters.

The routes run through picturesque mountain terrain and pass through tower complexes and natural landmarks of the Dzheyrakh District.

The competition promotes the development of mountain sports and strengthens the region's tourism potential.

The Lyazhgi Community Center hosted an educational hour, "A Special World—Theater," dedicated to International Theater Day!

Led by Artistic Director M.R. Gazdieva, participants learned about A.P. Chekhov's story "Surgery" and discussed its unique features, including the potential for theatrical interpretation.

The Dzheyrakh District Administration held a regular meeting of the Commission on Minors' Affairs, chaired by Deputy Head of Administration Dzhamaleil Yevkurov.

Commission members and representatives of relevant agencies participated in the meeting.

As a reminder, the Commission meets regularly to prevent crime and protect children's rights in the district.

From March 10th to 14th, 2026, an information stand on the topic of "Fire Safety" will be set up at the Lyazhgi Community Center.

What will be on the stand?

We have prepared useful and important information to help you and your loved ones know what to do in an emergency:

•a diagram of the community center building with emergency exits indicated;

•procedure for using primary fire extinguishing equipment (fire extinguishers, etc.);

emergency numbers for calling for help: 101, 112;

•step-by-step instructions: what to do if a fire is detected;

•rules for providing first aid to victims;

•tips for preventing fires at home.

Why is this important?

Knowing basic fire safety rules can save lives and prevent tragedies. We invite everyone to explore the stand and study the information provided!

A food fair will be held in the rural settlement of Dzheyrakh on March 12.

At the direction of Makhmud-Ali Kalimatov, weekly food fairs have been organized in Ingushetia during the Muslim holy month of Ramadan.

The next fair will be held on March 12 in the rural settlement of Dzheyrakh. Residents will be offered a wide range of agricultural products, including meat, grain, dairy products, fresh vegetables, and fruits.

Products will be priced 15-20% below the market average, allowing visitors to purchase high-quality products directly from producers.

Master class on creating cards for March 8th.

In anticipation of International Women's Day, M.R. Gazdieva, artistic director of the Lyazhgi Community Center, held a master class for the arts and crafts group.

Participants learned holiday card design techniques and created unique handmade works—with love and care—for their loved ones.

Construction of the Dzheyrakh Industrial Park has begun in Ingushetia.

The project is being implemented in the Dzheyrakh District on a 10.3-hectare site.

It is planned to develop construction and processing industries here. Priorities include the production of dolomite-based dry construction mixes, dolomite flour for agriculture, mineral wool, decorative stone, paving slabs, spring water bottling, as well as crushed stone of various sizes and other inert materials.