Today, Vladimir Vladimirovich traditionally appeals to the Federal Assembly. This will happen 17 days before the election of the President of the Russian Federation. Putin is running for a new term. For him, the current message will be the 14th, and in the newest domestic history - the 24th. And this time it will be unusual, although it will begin, as usual - at noon, and those who do this every year will be present, and the president's speech will be broadcasted in live TV and radio. However, the format of the message will be different. First, the president will address parliamentarians not in the St. George Hall of the Grand Kremlin Palace, as in recent years, but in the Central Exhibition Hall "Manezh". According to the press-secretary of the head of state Dmitry Peskov, the change was due to the increase in the number of participants. Also, during the announcement of the message, screens with infographics. Such equipment is difficult to install in the Grand Kremlin Palace, where the premises are of historical value. The content of the message prior to its announcement by the president in the Kremlin has traditionally not been disclosed. However, in February at meetings and during public speeches, Vladimir Vladimirovich several times mentioned topics that he plans to touch upon and highlight in the document. He is going to touch on the problems of domestic science and the theme of creating conditions for business in Russia. These are questions about improving the business climate, creating comfortable conditions for investment in new production, removing barriers to regulation, developing infrastructure, setting up a system of professional and higher education for the needs of domestic industry, agriculture, other industries. The problem of relations between law enforcement agencies and business will be another topic of the message The president said. In general, the document will traditionally contain an assessment of the state of affairs in the country and a vision of the main directions of development for the future.