The organizer of the International Tournament “Games of the Future”, held in Kazan in early 2024, an anus “Sports and Social Projects” (DSSP), cannot pay contractors. Currently, 15 claims have been presented for a total of more than 530 million rubles to the organization, Vdomosti reports, referring to the data of the Arbitration Affairs Archives (KAD) and “Spark-Interfax”.
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DSSP debts include: 54.8 million Rublos LLC Dabble Yu Expo for the technical support of the robot battle, 30.1 million Rublos LLC Saiberia for transmission transmissions, 53 million Rublos LLC Electronics Mashrum for visual design, 72, 4 million KA-Press LLC Rublos for media support, 1.7 million “Rostelcom” rubles for communication and 202 million “Match TV” rubles.
Dabble Yu Expo reported that the DSSP prevents debt collection through the Court. The company of the company Alexei Yuzhakov confirmed the information to RB.R. “We do not think that, accepting contractual obligations and fulfilling them in a decent and complete way, it can be in a situation in which their services are not paid from the counterpart, whose owner is the state,” he said.
According to the KAD, in the Court the defendant referred to premature payments of the federal budget. Decisions on the collection of DSSP debts entered into force only for a few cases, the rest are under consideration or is expected to enter the legal force, lawyer Ekaterina Tokareva told Vdomosi.
The games were held under the sponsorship of the Vice Primer Russian Minister Dmitry Chernyshenko, the Ministry of Sports of Russia and the Ministry of Sports of the Republic of Tatarstán, with financing in the amount of at least 3.6 billion rubles of the federal budget and a thousand Millions of billions rubles of the regional budget.
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