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Dagestan

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Main article: Subjects of the Russian Federation

The Republic of Dagestan is a constituent entity of the Russian Federation, part of the North Caucasus Federal District. It covers an area of ​ ​ 50.3 thousand km ².

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Federal authorities

Territorial branches of federal authorities:

Government

Main article: Government of the Republic of Dagestan

MPSC

Cities

Settlements

Tourism

2024

Annual tourist flow to Dagestan increased by 5.7% and reached 1.85 million people

The Ministry of Tourism and Folk Art Crafts of Dagestan in January 2025 reported an increase in the tourist flow to the republic by 5.7% to 1.85 million people in 2024.

According to RBC, the positive dynamics is due to the development of infrastructure and active state support for the industry. The region's appeal is provided by rich cultural and historical heritage, including ancient cities and unique architectural monuments.

Dagestan, Russia

The development of transport accessibility of the region had a significant impact on the increase in tourist flow. The increase in the number of direct flights to Makhachkala and the modernization of the road network have simplified access to key tourist sites.

The Ministry of Tourism and Folk Art Crafts of Dagestan emphasizes the importance of supporting small and medium-sized businesses in the tourism sector. The development of modern infrastructure and the improvement of government support measures are key factors in the growth of the industry.

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The volume of tourist services in Dagestan in 2024 reached ₽20,272 billion, which is 15% more than in 2023, the department noted.
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The natural wealth of the republic contributes to the development of ecological tourism and outdoor activities. The region offers a variety of opportunities for various types of tourism - from beach holidays to mountain routes.

In 2025, the ministry predicts a further increase in tourist flow by 7-10%. This should be facilitated by the continued development of tourism infrastructure and an increase in transport accessibility of the region.

The increase in the tourist attractiveness of Dagestan is the result of systematic work on the development of the industry, including the modernization of infrastructure, support for entrepreneurship and the promotion of the tourism potential of the region.[1]

Revenues of the tourism industry of Dagestan for the year increased by 15% and exceeded ₽20 billion

The volume of tourist services in Dagestan reached ₽20,272 billion in 2024, showing an increase of 15% compared to 2023. TAdviser got acquainted with such data from the regional ministry of tourism in January 2025.

RBC According to reports, the tourist flow to the republic increased by 4.9% and exceeded 1.6 million people in 2024. A significant part of the visitors were foreign tourists from ten countries, including,, Azerbaijan,, Belarus,, Kazakhstan,,, and Turkmenistan Uzbekistan China Germany Georgia USA the Arab states world.

Revenues of the tourism industry of Dagestan for the year increased by 15%

The Ministry of Tourism of Dagestan notes the active development of hospitality infrastructure in response to growing demand. The number of hotels, catering establishments specializing in traditional Dagestan cuisine is increasing in the region, and the network of tourist routes is expanding.

Special attention is paid to the development of the sphere of folk art crafts. The development of new excursion programs contributes to attracting tourists to the workshops of traditional carpet weaving, ceramic production and jewelry, which supports the activities of local craftsmen and contributes to the preservation of cultural heritage.

According to a study of the preferences of Moscow tourists, Dagestan entered the top ten most attractive regions of Russia for travel, it was chosen by 5% of respondents surveyed. This indicates a growing interest in the natural and cultural attractions of the republic among domestic tourists.

The increase in tourist flow and the volume of services provided demonstrates the effectiveness of regional policy in the field of tourism development. The republic continues to work on creating new tourist routes and improving the quality of guest service, strengthening its position as one of the leading tourist destinations in the North Caucasus.[2][3]

2023: Tourist flow growth by 12% to 1.75 million people

In 2023, 1.75 million tourists visited the Republic of Dagestan, which is 12% more than in 2022, when the tourist flow amounted to 1.5 million people. This result was a record for the region and indicates a significant increase in interest in Dagestan as a tourist destination. This became known in November 2024.

The main factors in the growth of the tourist flow were the implementation of the national project "Tourism and Hospitality Industry," an increase in the number of rooms, the creation of new places of attraction and the expansion of the route network of flights.

Tourist flow to Dagestan increased to 1.75 million people

In 2023, 70 projects aimed at developing tourism infrastructure received state support in the region. Among them are 16 initiatives related to the development of beaches and tourist routes in the amount of ₽131,7 million, 18 projects to create modular non-capital accommodation facilities (campsites and car camps) in the amount of ₽82,1 million and 34 projects to modernize tourism infrastructure, for which ₽104,9 million were allocated.

One of the largest infrastructure projects was the financing of the tourist code of the Derbent city center in the amount of ₽252,5 million. Also, subsidies were provided to seven projects in six municipalities of the republic to implement local initiatives aimed at improving conditions for travelers.

In 2024, the region will receive ₽525,3 million for the further development of modular non-capital accommodation facilities, which will create 550 new rooms. In addition, it is planned to attract more than ₽1 billion private investments to expand the tourism potential of Dagestan.

The national project "Tourism and Hospitality Industry," implemented at the initiative of the President Russia Vladimir Putin since 2019, aims to increase the number of domestic travel to 140 million per year by 2030. This project is aimed at ensuring economic growth through the development of tourism and creating conditions for safe and comfortable travel around the country.[4]

Transport

Airports

Information Technology

Ministry of Digital Development of the Republic of Dagestan

2025: Allocation of ₽1,45 billion for digitalization of education

In January 2024, it became known that as part of the implementation of the national project "Data Economics and the Transformation of Public Administration," Dagestan will receive ₽1,45 billion for the digitalization of the educational sphere. The funds will be used in 2025 to equip 1,832 schools and colleges in the region with high-speed Internet, install Wi-Fi modules, servers for storing data and video surveillance cameras at the entrance groups of educational institutions.

According to TASS, Dagestan became a participant in the project due to the high degree of readiness of the republic to introduce digital solutions. The decision was supported by the Minister of Digital Development of Russia Maksut Shadayev, where the head of the region, Sergei Melikov, confirmed the importance of measures for infrastructure development.

₽1,45 billion allocated for digitalization of Dagestan's education in 2025

The Minister of Digital Development of Dagestan Yuri Gamzatov noted that the project will ensure the closure of the digital gap between urban and rural schools.

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Infrastructure changes will create equal opportunities for students and teachers, as well as simplify access to educational resources, the minister stressed.
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Minister of Education and Science of the Republic Yahya Buchaev said that earlier all schools in the region were connected to the electronic diary system. This made it possible to record the performance of students and significantly reduce the bureaucratic burden on teachers. In addition, students, educators and parents gained access to more than 2.5 million digital educational materials, including federal textbooks and ready-made lesson scenarios.

The project also provides for the further development of wireless technologies, which, according to Yahya Buchaev, will be an important step in preparing students for the modern requirements of the information economy. He stressed that the modernization of schools and colleges will create conditions for the high-quality training of future specialists who can work effectively in a digital transformation.[5][6]

2024: Dagestan's digital transformation strategy expanded to include 17 industries instead of 7

The Government of the Republic of Dagestan has expanded the Digital Transformation Strategy of the region, increasing the number of industries included in it from 7 to 17. This became known in the spring of 2024.

According to the Chairman of the Government of the Republic Abdulmuslim Abdulmuslimov, as a result of the work carried out in 2022, the Strategy now covers 17 industries, within which 77 projects are being implemented. Previously, the document included only 7 directions and 43 projects.

Makhachkala

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Most of the activities are carried out within the framework of basic industries - public administration, education, health care, construction and urban environment, road management. Such relevant industries for the region as tourism, culture, sports were added, - said Abdulmuslimov.
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The head of the cabinet stressed that Dagestan in 2022 exceeded the plan to increase the indicator of digital maturity. If in 2021 this figure was 37%, then by the end of 2022 it was possible to reach a value of 58% with a planned indicator of 46%.

The Minister of Digital Development of Dagestan Yuri Gamzatov spoke about the main directions of digitalization. health care It is planned to implement 8 projects in the field by 2024, including the creation of a single digital circuit and the introduction of artificial intelligence technologies. education It provides for 13 projects until 2030, including the "Digital Student Assistant" and the "Digital Student Portfolio."

In the construction industry, 7 projects will be implemented, including the creation of a superservice "Digital construction - construction in 1 click." For the development of tourism, 3 projects are planned for 2023-2024, including the creation of a digital tourism platform and a system for analyzing tourist flows.

In agriculture, projects are envisaged to create a unified information system on agricultural lands and the introduction of the system "FGIS "Zerno. " In the transport sector, it is planned to implement 5 projects, including the "Green Digital Passenger Corridor[7]

2023

The head of Dagestan spoke about the directions of digitalization of the region

One of the significant areas of digitalization of the Republic of Dagestan is the development of satellite data transmission channels to ensure reliable Internet access in remote and hard-to-reach areas. This was announced on May 29, 2024 by the head of the region Sergey Melikov.

It is noted that in 2023, the implementation of the project "Elimination of digital inequality 2.0" began in Dagestan. It aims to create mobile networks of 4G the/LTE standard in small settlements with a population of 100 to 500 people. By the end of 2023, the corresponding work has been completed in 71 settlements, and by 2030 their number will reach 492. In this area, investments in the amount of 2.5 billion are expected. rubles

Head of Dagestan Sergey Melikov

Under the Information Society program, post offices located in rural areas are being modernized. In 2023, 30 points were reconstructed, and a total of 315 branches were included in the program.

According to Melikov, an important task is to introduce digital technologies into public administration. In 2025, a new national project "Data Economics" will be launched, the goal of which is to transfer the economy, social sphere and authorities to new principles of work based on digital information. It is planned to improve the quality of public services provided. Among other areas of development are logistics, telemedicine and online education.

Another area of ​ ​ digital transformation of Dagestan is digital maturity. This figure in 2022 was 53.6% with a planned value of 46%. In 2023, it was possible to reach a value of 62.4% with a planned value of 59.1%. The indicator "digital maturity" is comprehensive and includes five industries: public administration - 87% at the end of 2023, education - 84.1%, health care - 82.5%, urban economy and construction - 40.5%, public transport - 17.8%.[8]

Transition to "Gosweb" sites of the authorities of Dagestan

In mid-January 2023, it became known about the transition of the sites of the authorities of Dagestan to Gosweb. In total, 1812 resources have been deployed on the federal platform, of which 1,192 schools and 620 local governments, said the Minister of Digital Development of the Republic of Dagestan Yuri Gamzatov at a meeting with the chairman of the regional government Abdulmuslim Abdulmuslimov. Read more here.

Power

Culture

Ministry of Culture of the Republic of Dagestan

  • The Russian Gorky Drama Theater  in Makhachkala was founded in 1924.

Education

Ministry of Education and Science of the Republic of Dagestan

UNIVERSITIES of the Republic of Dagestan

Colleges and organizations of DPO

Health care

Ministry of Health of the Republic of Dagestan

Organizations of the Republic of Dagestan

History

2024: More than 15 killed in militant attack in Derbent and Makhachkala

Main article: Terrorism in Russia

The celebration of June 23, 2024 of one of the most revered Orthodox holidays - Holy Trinity Day - was overshadowed by a series of terrorist acts in the Caucasus region.

In the evening, militants staged a series of attacks in the Republic of Dagestan. In Derbent, shooting was opened in the area of ​ ​ the Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos and the arson of the building of the Kele-Numaz synagogue was organized. Meanwhile, in Makhachkala around the same time, unknown persons fired at the traffic police post, and then staged a series of attacks in the north-west of the city, including in the vicinity of the Cathedral of the Assumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

The head of the region Sergey Melikov made an appeal to the population. According to him, six militants were eliminated in Makhachkala and Derbent, while more than 15 police officers became victims of the terrorist attack, there are dead among civilians.

One of the dead was the head of the Dagestan Lights police department, Mavludin Khidirnabiev, who came to Derbent to fight the militants.

The death at the hands of terrorists of the rector of the Church of the Intercession of the Most Holy Theotokos, Archpriest Nikolai Kotelnikov, is widely discussed.

1936

Returning home from the bazaar, Dagestan, 1936

1913: North as part of the Terek region

1700: As part of Safavid Persia

Safavid Persia

640 BC: Scythians

Paleolith

Main article: Paleolithic in Russia

Notes

  1. ↑ Tourist flow to Dagestan in 2024 increased by almost 6%
  2. ↑ The turnover of the tourism industry in Dagestan increased by 15% in 2024
  3. ↑ In 2024, more than 1.6 million tourists visited Dagestan
  4. ↑ Dagestan in 2023 received more than 1.7 million tourists
  5. ↑ Dagestan will be allocated about 1.5 billion rubles for the digitalization of education
  6. ↑ Yakhya Buchaev: "In 2025, 1.5 billion rubles will be allocated for the development of wireless technologies in schools in Dagestan"
  7. ↑ " The number of industries included in the Digital Transformation Strategy of Dagestan has been increased from 7 to 17
  8. ↑ Sergey Melikov: "The President in his Address urged to encourage the introduction of the latest digital solutions and technologies, as well as to provide access to modern services."
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