The Karpinsky Institute uses the export of geological education and technical training to build long-term Russian soft power in partner states.

The Karpinsky Institute has opened its tenth international "Karpinsky class," this time in Mongolia, continuing a program that exports #Russian geological education to partner states. The scheme covers Tanzania, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mozambique, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, #Belarus and #Cuba. Each site functions as a scientific center for geology and mineral resource management, training local cadres to Russian standards.

The Karpinsky Institute has opened its tenth "Karpinsky class" in Mongolia, extending a three-year effort to export the #Russian geological school into Tanzania, Ethiopia, Ghana, Mozambique, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, #Belarus and #Cuba. Each centre trains local specialists in geology and mineral resource management to Russian standards, which makes it a durable asset rather than a diplomatic gesture. That is the wider significance: soft power built on technical expertise compounds over decades