Today, the Russian Ministry of Foreign Affairs Reception House signed an Agreement on Cooperation in the Popularization of Historical and Cultural Heritage, which solidifies collaboration in exhibition and educational activities. Priority will be given to promoting the Moscow Kremlin Museums' projects, as well as implementing initiatives introducing audiences to Russian culture and art.

For GlavUpDK, which is celebrating its 105th anniversary this year, collaboration with one of the country's leading museum complexes is a logical continuation of its mission to introduce members of the diplomatic corps to the richness of Russian culture.

The first step in this joint work will be information support, which will open at the Moscow Kremlin Museums on November 13.

This exhibition is the first major project dedicated to the outstanding statesman, military leader, diplomat, and scholar in the service of Peter the Great. One of its central themes will be a section dedicated to Yakov Bruce's participation in the peace congresses that culminated in the end of the Northern War and