International representation
Developing relations with public institutions, political figures, experts, civic organizations, and national movements outside Tatarstan.
Activities
Institutional areas of work
Six connected areas define the Government’s political, public, documentary, and international work.
Human rights and political repression
Documenting persecution, defending political prisoners, and drawing international attention to human-rights violations.
State self-determination
Developing and publicly discussing the political, legal, and institutional questions surrounding Tatarstan’s future.
Tatar language, culture and historical memory
Supporting the Tatar language and cultural inheritance while preserving the memory of defining events in Tatar history.
Decolonization and cooperation among peoples
Dialogue with movements of the peoples of Idel-Ural and other regions on self-determination, security, and future relations among states and societies.
Documents and public information
Building an open archive of official statements, documents, research, international appeals, and Government materials.