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South Ossetia will take part in the largest international exhibition of food and beverages in Russia and Eastern Europe "Prodexpo-2021", which will be held in Moscow from 12 to 16 April, Ministry of Economic Development of South Ossetia told IA “Res”.

“At ‘’Prodexpo’ ’South Ossetia will present domestic products. Participation of companies in such events expands the boundaries of entrepreneurial activity,” the Ministry said.

It should be noted that in 2020, the Republic presented at the exhibition the products of the "Ironsaen" winery and the "Baegiatae" mineral water.

The head of Rostourism Zarina Doguzova became a laureate of the GQ Super Women award, TASS reports. Doguzova won the BOSS Woman. Inner Strength” (special GQ and BOSS nomination).

“Zarina opens eyes to the heritage of our country and breaks stereotypes about tourism in Russia. She is a shining example of a BOSS woman - fragile, but with incredible inner strength and personality,”- noted the organizers of the award.

The number of detected cases of coronavirus infection in South Ossetia over the past day has increased by 13, 6 people have been removed from the medical register, Deputy Head of the South Ossetian Consumer Supervision Committee, Anna Gagloeva told IA "Res on Friday.

According to the Committee, as of April 2, 3230 cases of COVID-19 were registered in the Republic, 2855 citizens recovered.

South Ossetian authorities have invited Russian journalist Vladimir Pozner to visit the Republic after the negative incident in Tbilisi, press Secretary of the head of the South Ossetian President Dina Gassieva said on Thursday.

South Ossetia and Crimea discussed issues of economic cooperation development via video link.

On March 3, a border guard in the vicinity of the Khelchua settlement in Tskhinval district of South Ossetia detained a citizen of Georgia Ramaz Begeluri, born in 1984, a resident of the village. of Gugutiantkari, Gori municipality.

As reported by the South Ossetian Security Committee, “on March 31, 2021 R. G. Begeluri was returned guilty by the Tskhinval District Court, of committing a crime under Art. 322 of the Criminal Code of the Russian Federation "Illegal crossing of the State Border" and sentenced to one year of imprisonment conditionally.

At the last round of Geneva discussions, the South Ossetian delegation rejected accusations against South Ossetia of human rights violations, in particular, accusations that residents of the Georgian nationality do not have the right to study in their native language,” Presidential Plenipotentiary Envoy Murat Dzhioev said at the press conference in Tskhinval.

“This information is absolutely false, and we have noted that there are schools in South Ossetia where the education is in the Georgian language,” he explained.

In middle XVIII Ossetia (Alania) was an independent country - a confederation of self-governed states.

There existed two kingdoms on territory of current Georgia – the Kingdom of Kartli-Kakheti and the Kingdom of Imereti, and three princedoms – Guria, Mingrelia and Svanetia. At different extents they depended of Turkey and Iran.

1774 - Voluntary entrance of the united Ossetia into the Russian State;

1782 - Erekle II, the king of Kartli-Kakheti, asked the Russian Empress Catherine II to accept his kingdom under the protection of the Russian Empire;

Representatives of the South Ossetian government, headed by Deputy Prime Minister - Minister of Economic Development Dzambolat Tadtaev, held talks with representatives of the government of the Sverdlovsk Region of the Russian Federation.

At the 52nd round of the Geneva discussions, an agreement was reached to work out individual statements by the leaders of states (South Ossetia, Abkhazia and Georgia) that these countries will not adhere to the use of force,” said Presidential Envoy for post-conflict settlement Murat Dzhioev.