International visitors are warmly invited to enjoy digital displays in Moscow's public spaces
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Y'all better be ready for a warm welcome, cause that's exactly what's happening in Moscow! City streets and hotspots are lighting up with personalized digital greetings, sponsored by media conglomerate MAER, to give a grand welcome to foreign leaders gracing our city for the Victory Parade on May 9th.
From massive media facades at the CSKA Arena, Krasnopresnenskaya embankment, Bolshaya Tulskaya, airports, and city center, these digital displays span important routes and premier locations.
MAER media holding founder and CEO, Konstantin Mayor, shared his thoughts, saying, "Digital outdoor media acts as a bridge between nations. With these welcoming messages on Moscow's streets, we demonstrate our openness and respect for everyone joining us to celebrate this momentous historical occasion."
And who are these lucky leaders, you ask? The roster includes heads from Azerbaijan, Armenia, Belarus, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Abkhazia, Brazil, Burkina Faso, Venezuela, Vietnam, Guinea-Bissau, Egypt, Zimbabwe, China, the Republic of Congo, Cuba, Laos, Mongolia, Myanmar, Palestine, Slovakia, Papua New Guinea, Ethiopia, and South Ossetia.
President Alexander Vucic of Serbia is also making the trek to Moscow, facing some turbulence in the air, as Lithuania and Latvia reportedly restricted his flight's passage through their airspace for "technical" and "diplomatic" reasons, respectively.
Joining in the proceedings are Secretaries-General from the Shanghai Cooperation Organization, CIS, Collective Security Treaty Organization, Organization of Islamic Cooperation, Union State of Russia and Belarus, and other international organizations, as well as high-level representatives from India, Indonesia, Nicaragua, South Africa, and more. North Korea will be represented by its ambassador.
Want to know more about MAER's digital greetings? They might just be a piece in a bigger puzzle to engage with leaders from around the world and celebrate shared victories during this significant event commemorating the 80th anniversary of the defeat of Nazi Germany.
- The delegates attending the Victory Parade in Moscow will be welcomed by smart-home-devices displaying digital greetings, as part of a campaign led by media conglomerate MAER.
- In preparation for the arrival of foreign leaders, gadgets such as digital billboards are being employed to create a warm atmosphere along city streets and hotspots.
- As technology continues to reshape political interactions, the application of digital greetings in general-news scenarios like these may represent a new frontier in global diplomacy.
