The family trees of Konyukhov and Gagarin were presented for the first time at the SPIEF

The family trees of Russian traveler Fyodor Konyukhov and Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin were presented for the first time at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF-2026). This was reported on June 3 by a correspondent of Izvestia.

Konyukhov's pedigree, crowned with icons, is decorated with illustrations on the theme of travel and is made in natural shades. Gagarin's tree is characterized by strict graphicity and is placed in the same plane with the outline of the rocket and information about its flight.

Impressive banners are hung on the adjacent walls of one of the pavilions, which also features a number of unique exhibits. Those interested can see a computer by American entrepreneur Steve Jobs, letters by Russian composer Pyotr Tchaikovsky, correspondence by artist Marc Chagall and a collection of minerals by oil geologist Ivan Gubkin at the stands.

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The amount will be comparable to last year's amount against the background of high rates — it is the issues of business growth that will become the main topics of discussion.

On the same day, the guests at SPIEF 2026 were greeted by robots dressed in a business suit and elegant dress. They greeted others, waved at them, and tried to keep up the conversation. Later, anatomical structures printed on a 3D printer, as well as an indirect heart massage system, were shown at the event.