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BUSINESS

Fish feed production plant to be launched in Dagestan by mid-2025

Dagestan bans cryptocurrency mining

Dagestan purchased 180 new units of agricultural machinery in 2024

Construction of new domestic terminal to begin in Makhachkala airport

Glass factory in Dagestan invests RUB 2 billion in new line to produce energy-efficient glass

Two new electric trains to be delivered to Dagestan in 2025

Passenger traffic of Dagestan railways increases by 9%

Makhachkala airport expects 5% growth in passenger traffic in 2025

Volume of fish caught in Dagestan decreases slightly in 2024

Passenger rail fleet being renewed in Dagestan

Over 300 Participants Prepare for 3rd International Caspian Digital Forum in Dagestan

Akhtynsky district hosts "Apple Day" festival incorporating event in support of participants of Special Military Operation

MTS Brings AI Call Assistant to Dagestan

Over three years, 238 modular hotels (glampings) constructed in Dagestan

Dagestan Enters Top 3 Russian Regions in Reducing Number of Orphans

Dagestani Judge Receives International Category Status in Wrestling

Dagestan Ministry of Transport Sends 20 Tons of Humanitarian Aid to New Regions of Russia

Martini in Caucasian: famous vermouth to be produced in Dagestan

Dagestan introduces double control of advertising under civil law and Sharia

Rice harvesting starts in Dagestan

"Z Defender" takes up media post: new magazine presented in Dagestan

Children's camp on Caspian Sea shore worth RUB 1.5 billion to be built in Dagestan

Dagestan imposes ban on publication of information about terrorist attacks and deployment of Defense Ministry forces

Dagestani enters top ten at federal competition "Best by profession"

Underground reservoir of 10th–11th centuries reopens in Derbent