NSU students and employees will be expelled from all premises of the university on the day of the arrival of Mishustin

Novosibirsk State University (NSU) "will be cleared" from teachers and students on the day the Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin. The university is headed by a deputy of the Legislative Assembly, elected with the support of the authorities.

NSU students involved in the new educational building of the university on 1 Pirogov Street are transferred to distance learning on March 5, Taiga.info was told by students. At the same time, on March 6, classes will be held as usual.

In addition, all employees of Corps N 1 are transferred to the remote work for one day. "The heads of the divisions are to exclude the presence of subordinate workers in the workplace," the order of the rector Mikhail Fedoruk says.

Mikhail Fedoruk is a deputy of the Legislative Assembly of the Novosibirsk Region. Formally, he was running for a self -nominated person and is not included in the United Russia faction, but it was precisely he was officially supported by Governor Andrei Travnikov, who heads the regional department of the party.

The press service of the NSU said that "all lecture, seminars and practical classes will be in full and in-trial/mixed mode." "According to the class and the form of training established by the faculty or institute," the university added.

On March 5, in Novosibirsk they are waiting for the arrival of Prime Minister of the Russian Federation Mikhail Mishustin. On March 2, he arrived in the Altai Territory. In Barnaul, the official examined the secondary school N 53 and talked with teachers.

In addition, the Prime Minister met with representatives of local industry, writes Rossiyskaya Gazeta . Mishustin promised to continue the support of farmers to update the equipment park, which helps domestic manufacturers of agricultural machinery. “Import substitution is a difficult process. We see how effective this measure is,” he said. “This measure will continue, do not even doubt.”