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Microsoft CEO Satya Nadela expressed concern about the current COVID-19 situation in India and thanked the US for mobilizing help during this hour of crisis. Nadela tweeted that the current situation in India was "heartbreaking" and added that he was "grateful that the US government is mobilizing to help". Google CEO Sundar Pichai also tweeted that he was "devastated" when he saw the worsening COVID crisis in India. He said Google and Googlers will support Rs. 135 crores in funding to provide India and UNICEF for medical care, community support organizations, and grants to support critical information. Nadela also said Microsoft will continue to "use its voice, resources and technology to support relief efforts and help purchase critical oxygen concentration devices." The current situation in India broke my heart. I am grateful that the US government is mobilizing to help. Microsoft will continue to use its voice, resources and technology

An international seminar “Waste or Valuable Raw Materials?” Was held at PetrSU as part of the Karelia Cross-Border Cooperation Program to promote cross-border technologies and innovations, as well as the environmental safety of cross-border cooperation between Finland and Russia. The seminar took place as part of the Karelia CBC program. The organizers of the seminar are the Kajaani University of Applied Sciences and the Petrozavodsk State University. The Vice Rector for Education and Social Work of PetrSU VK Katarov welcomed the participants of the seminar and pointed out the great importance of the event topic. The Ministry of Natural Resources and Ecology of the Republic of Karelia and the Finnish Ministry of the Environment were invited to the opening of the seminar, which defined the legal aspects of waste management, the current situation and regional perspectives in the field of waste management. The seminar topics were divided into two main areas: waste ma