Ramzan Bakanayev won the Knowledge Award for being the best educator in the Chechen Republic.

On November 25, 2025, the results of the prestigious Knowledge Award were announced, with Ramzan Bakanayev, senior researcher at the Argun Museum-Reserve, named the winner in the Best Educator category for the region. This federal-level recognition reflects his significant contribution to the promotion of cultural heritage, the development of interregional dialogue, and the expansion of scientific and educational projects in the Chechen Republic.

At the invitation of A.A. Kadyrov Chechen State University, Deputy Director of the Argun Museum-Reserve State Budgetary Institution, Kh. Kh. Sersultanov, took part in a round table discussion held at the Department of Museology and Cultural Studies of the History Faculty of A.A. Kadyrov Chechen State University.

The theme of the round table was “The professions of cultural studies and museology: problems and prospects for student training.”

On January 20, a seminar on “Chechen Tower Architecture” was held at the A.A. Aidamirov National Library of the Chechen Republic.

The seminar was conducted by R.S. Bakanayev, senior researcher at the Department of Archaeology and Architecture of the Argun State Historical, Architectural, and Natural Museum-Reserve. The event examined the history and characteristics of Chechen tower architecture, its cultural significance, and modern approaches to the preservation and restoration of tower complexes.

Specialists from cultural institutions took part in the seminar. The event became an important platform for professional exchange and discussion of issues related to the preservation of the architectural heritage of the Chechen Republic.

The director of the Argun Museum-Reserve, along with staff from the departments for popularization and use of cultural heritage sites and for monitoring and ensuring the preservation of cultural heritage sites, identified nine new objects with characteristics of cultural heritage sites in the Itum-Kali district of the Terloysky rural settlement.

Argun Museum Reserve staff visited the Bovloi Gorge and carried out maintenance work at four cultural heritage sites.

Schools in the Sharoi District received new smart TVs.

The Minister of Education and Science of the Chechen Republic, Khozh-Baudi Daayev, paid a working visit to the Sharoi District, where he presented new smart TVs to general education institutions from the Regional Public Foundation named after the First President of the Chechen Republic, Akhmat-Khadzhi Kadyrov.

The minister also inspected general education institutions together with the head of the district, Ramazan Magomedov. Responsible officials were instructed to address any identified deficiencies as soon as possible.

In the Itum-Kali Municipal District, as part of the Year of Mountain Development and Support for Small and Medium-Sized Entrepreneurs, the Ministry of Youth of the Chechen Republic, with the support of the Itum-Kali Municipal District Administration, organized a training course entitled "Guide Instructor: Safety and Hospitality."

The aim of the training was to enhance the professional skills of young guides, provide instruction on ensuring tourist safety, and develop hospitality and communication skills.

The training was attended by professionals with experience in the tourism business and security, enabling participants to gain relevant knowledge and practical skills. Participants improved their knowledge of safe tour procedures, improved their communication skills with tourists, and gained practical experience interacting in real-life situations.

A family from Achkhoy-Martan received assistance thanks to the order of the Head of the Chechen Republic.

In the Achkhoy-Martan district, systematic efforts to fulfill citizens' requests received during the live broadcast of Head of the Chechen Republic Ramzan Kadyrov are ongoing.

As part of this effort, the request of Achkhoy-Martan resident Lezina Akhtakhanova for two cows was fulfilled. The assistance was provided promptly, taking into account her situation.

Major renovations have been completed at the Urus-Martan Central District Hospital.

Chechen Republic Health Minister Adam Alkhanov paid a working visit to the Urus-Martan District Central District Hospital, where he inspected the results of the renovation and construction work.

The clinic underwent a major renovation, including a complete replacement of its utilities. The pediatric clinic, admissions department, registration area, and call center were renovated. Two new buildings were also constructed: a women's clinic building with six rooms and an administrative building with seven rooms. This significantly improved working conditions for medical staff and addressed the shortage of rooms.

During the inspection, the minister spoke with doctors and patients, who expressed their gratitude for the transformation and improved conditions for medical care.

A new staircase leading to a historic cave was unveiled in Kharkaroy.

A new staircase leading to one of the district's significant caves was unveiled in the village of Kharkaroy in the Vedensky District. The unveiling was attended by the head of the municipality, Turpal-Ali Abdulazizov, the head of the Vedensky District Police Department, Abubakar Borshigov, and other guests.

The new 306-meter-long staircase, comprising 1,000 steps, was built on the orders of Chechen Republic Head Ramzan Kadyrov and funded by the Akhmat-Khadzhi Kadyrov Regional Public Foundation.

As part of the Year of Mountain Regions and SME Development, a master plan will be developed for the Sharoi, Itum-Kalinsky, and Shatoi districts.

As part of the Year of Mountain Regions and SME Development declared in the Chechen Republic, a master plan will be developed for the Sharoi, Itum-Kalinsky, and Shatoi districts.

This plan was discussed at a meeting between Muslim Zaipullaev, Minister of Construction, Housing, Utilities, Fuel, and Energy of the Chechen Republic, and Ramazan Magomedov, Head of the Sharoi Municipal District Administration, including the implementation of measures under the master plan for mountain regions.

Work plans for the current year were also discussed at the meeting. Construction of a wastewater treatment facility is planned in the village of Khimoi in the Sharoi District of the Chechen Republic. Furthermore, proposals have been submitted to the Russian Ministry of Construction to include the creation of centralized water supply systems in five settlements of the municipality in the list of projects under the industry program.

"The document will allow for detailed development plans for each mountainous region defined by the Chechen Republic's master plan. Priority areas include ecotourism, micro-energy, transport and digital connectivity, and cultural heritage economies," noted the Chechen Republic's Ministry of Construction.

As part of the plan, this year's mosque square in the village of Kenkhi, which received the most votes in the All-Russian online voting, will be improved under the "Infrastructure for Life" national project.

The minister reiterated that, given the historical and natural heritage of the Sharoi District, one of the most picturesque corners of the republic, it is especially important to focus on developing a harmonious architectural style for the municipality.