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Aeroflot plans to hold a corporate party for 65 million rubles
Aeroflot plans to hold a corporate party for 64.9 million rubles. The documents are posted on the public procurement website , the deadline for submitting applications expires on Monday. For another state -owned company - Rusnano - a magnificent corporate party turned into criticism and verification .
Aeroflot planned to conduct a corporate party and present the runway for March. For this, the airline plans to rent a guest courtyard in Moscow and invite 1,400 guests, including 300 - categories of VIP, RBC reports. The total cost of the event should amount to 64.9 million rubles, or 46,300 rubles per person.
The program of the event should include two blocks: corporate (presentation of the "runway" award for ten nominations) and a concert program with an invitation of at least five popular Russian artists.
For the performance, you will need a scene with an area of at least 200 square meters. m, as well as a dance floor, no less than 240 square meters. m.
A company of international level should be provided by the nutrition of guests, which should offer two menus - for VIP and ordinary guests.
Applications for the event are accepted until January 18 and will be considered on January 19, the document said.
Earlier, the New Year's Corporate Corporate Rusnano and the statements of the head of the corporation Anatoly Chubais caused a wide resonance in the media. He stated that the company "A lot of money" and that employees at the end of the year will be paid two prizes instead of one. After that, Deputy Prime Minister Arkady Dvorkovich ordered to check who paid for the corporate party, and Olga Golodets, responsible for the social sphere, urged the excess “those who need them.” Rusnano said that the corporate party cost 2.24 million rubles, and the phrase on a large amount of money was attributed to attracted private investments, and not to the money of the state.
RBC recalls that in early 2013, Russian President Vladimir Putin recommended that the state -owned companies hold New Year's corporate parties at his own expense.