On June 5, 2008 the Head of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy Alexey Shaburov met with the ex-Minister for Foreign Affairs USSR, President of the MGIMO Graduates association, Chairman of the World Council of ex-Secretaries of State Alexander Bessmertnykh.
The initiative of people from the small town Trancoso, located in the North of Portugal, became a declaration of love to the national poet Luis de Camoens.
On June 3rd, 2008, the International Exhibition of Calligraphy received support from new participants
On May 31st, after the RF President Golf Cup finals, the Moscow Country Club saw the concluding press conference with the organizers and sponsors of the tournament
From May, 30 till June, 1 in  Moscow Country Club there has taken place one of the most unusual and prestigious Russian exhibitions – Elite Life'2008.
“Terem-Quartet” is a unique ensemble that raised the profile of Russian folk instruments up to the unprecedented level.
The Moscow State Institute for International Relations (MGIMO) hosted a presentation of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy scheduled for September in Saint Petersburg
On May 30, 2008, Alexey Shaburov, General Manager of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy met with Viktor Fyodorov, Director General of the Russian State Library
On May 21st, 2008, Alexey Shaburov, General Manager of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy, Pyotr Chobitko, and Andrei Kostrov visited the Holy Spring of Sergius of Radonezh called Gremyachy klyuch (the Thundering Spring).
The framework of the Mashex-2008 exhibition included a presentation of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy on May 26th.
On May 22nd, the MGIMO University welcomed a soiree of Slavic music and writing entitled “Kaleidoscope of cultures: when dialogue engenders unity” organized by the MGIMO Alumnae Association jointly with Sokolniki MEC and the Bolshoi Theater of Russia.
The Days of Russian Writing were celebrated during the presentation of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy. The well-known calligraphers from all over Russia were available and ready to speak with everyone interested.
The Chinese impact on the project gains momentum.
On May 15th, Crocus Expo International Exhibition Centre hosted the presentation of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy featuring the famous Israeli calligraphers Avraham Borshevsky and Izzy Pludwinski conducting ninety-minute-long master class.
The presentation of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy held on May 14th, 2008, was a momentous event for the culture of Russia.
Today at 02.00 pm Alexey Shaburov, General Manager of the project, President of Sokolniki MEC and Andrei Lapshin, Director General of Sokolniki MEC, led the opening ceremony of the official presentation of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy and of the exposition of the world’s leading calligraphers.
Rabbi Aharon Gurevich (Colonel), Chief Rabbi of the Russian Armed Forces, the FJCR (Federation of Jewish Communities of Russia) Head of Cooperation with the Armed Forces, the Ministry of Internal Affairs of the Russian Federation, and the Ministry of Emergency Situations of the Russian Federation, Member of the Community Council under the Ministry of Defense of the Russian Federation has visited the presentation ceremony of the International Exhibition of Calligraphy.
In Suzhou, one of Chinese towns there is a legendary educational institution, the Academy of Chinese Painting and Calligraphy.
Today on May 8th, the State of Israel celebrates its national holiday: 60th anniversary of independence. It is usually celebrated on the fifth day of Iyar, second month of the ecclesiastical year according to Jewish calendar.
As was reported earlier, apart from the calligraphic works and archive materials the International Exhibition of Calligraphy will feature the writing utensils with the help of which pen masters lay the beautiful writing on paper
On April 28th, the International Exhibition of Calligraphy project received approval and high estimation of the Russian medicine elite
Calligraphy is a kind of music not for the ears, but for the eyes.
(V. Lazursky)