МЕДИЦИНА КАТАСТРОФ №3•2026
doi: 10.33266/2070-1004-2026-3
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16th International Security Equipment Exhibition “Integrated Safety and Security-2026”.
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In accordance with the Directive of the Government of the Russian Federation dated June 12, 2026, the EMERCOM of Russia organized the 16th International Salon of Security Equipment “Integrated Safety 2026,” held from September 3 to 5, 2026, at the Kazan Expo International Exhibition Center.
The Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) was one of the key participants in the Salon. The FMBA of Russia’s stand showcased the latest achievements in medical support for radiation, chemical, and biological safety, as well as unique developments for mitigating the medical and sanitary consequences of emergency situations:
– radiation, biological, and chemical monitoring laboratory;
– mobile medical units;
– innovative medicines and antidotes;
– blood service and donation technologies.
Leading medical organizations of the FMBA of Russia participated in the unified exhibition:
– Head Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology;
– Privolzhsky District Medical Center;
– Clinical Hospital No. 85;
– Emergency Medical Radiation-Dosimetry Center of the A.I. Burnazyan State Research Center – FMBC;
– Blood Center;
– State Research Institute of Biological Instrumentation – Pharmprotection.
Specialists from the Main Center for Hygiene and Epidemiology of the FMBA of Russia conducted a series of master classes on safety and environmental monitoring for schoolchildren and their parents.
The exposition of the FMBA of Russia was visited by the Minister of the Russian Federation for Civil Defense, Emergencies and Disaster Relief, Colonel General A.V. Kurenkov. The head of the Russian Ministry of Emergency Situations familiarized himself in detail with the presented technological lines and highly appreciated the Agency’s contribution to the implementation of state policy to ensure sanitary and epidemiological well-being and strengthen the technological sovereignty of the country.
On September 4, a round table “Emergency medicine. Field hospitals. Medical evacuation”, organized by VTsERM named after. A.M. Nikiforova EMERCOM of Russia together with the Department of Medical and Psychological Support of the EMERCOM of Russia.
The round table was chaired by S.S. Aleksanin, Director of the All-Russian Center for Emergency and Radiation Medicine (VCERM), Corresponding Member of the Russian Academy of Sciences (RAS) and Professor; and S.F. Goncharov, Chief Specialist in Disaster Medicine at the Federal Medical-Biological Agency (FMBA) of Russia and Academician of the RAS. Discussions focused on the organization and delivery of medical care under special conditions, the operation of field hospitals, and the transport of casualties.
The FMBA of Russia’s exhibition stand showcased the latest developments from the Agency’s research institutes and centers regarding population protection during various emergency situations.
As part of the event’s business program, a round table titled “Emergency Medicine: Field Hospitals, Air Medical Services, and Medical Evacuation” was held under the leadership of S.F. Goncharov, Chief Advisor to the Head of the Burnazyan State Research Center (SRC) of the FMBA.
N.N. Baranova, Head of the Air Ambulance and Emergency Medical Services Center at the Burnazyan Federal Medical Biophysical Center (FMBC), delivered a presentation titled “Field Hospital Operations within the WHO Emergency Medical Team (EMT) System.”
The presentation generated significant interest among the event participants, particularly regarding the issues discussed concerning the certification of field hospitals—operated by the Ministry of Emergency Situations, the FMBA, and the Ministry of Health of Russia—as EMTs.
The exhibition held alongside the event showcased new pneumatic-frame modules for field hospital deployment (Orenburg), the Mi-38 medical helicopter designed for Russia’s Arctic region, technical equipment for medical evacuation support, and other innovations.
The event clearly demonstrated the demand for the FMBA’s expertise and the younger generation’s keen interest in safety and environmental monitoring.