What is the new demography of Russia? Andrey Milekhin's public lecture on population increment.

On April 22, a landmark lecture by Andrey Milekhin, President of the ROMIR, Doctor of Sociological Sciences, "Narodnenie: the New Demography of Russia" took place in the new space of the EFKO lecture hall. This initial event was an important point for a dialogue on key challenges and prospects for the demographic development of the country.

Andrey Milekhin presented a new perspective on old meanings: the fundamental elements that shape the mindset and socio-cultural code of the family, religion, and language groups. He argued that the challenges of our time can be addressed through a comprehensive understanding of human nature. Meanwhile, preserving the diversity of multi-ethnic populations is one of the strategic goals of Russia's development.

The Head of ROMIR paid special attention to the unique multinational and multi-religious heritage of the country, which is both a historical fact and a powerful resource for building the future. According to Andrey Milekhin, sustainable demographic development is impossible without relying on a great history that unites a humanistic idea, a common language and faith in a common future.

This speech is a vivid narrative about the need for national unity and the preservation of the cultural code as the key to Russia's demographic revival. The topic of narodnenie sets the tone for deep and crucial discussions that will shape the country's future.

The history of our country has repeatedly shown the ability of its people, who carry different ethnic groups and religions, not only to coexist, but also to create a common future. The formulation of the basic idea of life in Russia, despite the globality of this task, is the basis for solving many specific problems, primarily demographic ones," Andrei Milekhin summed up.