The Moscow Kremlin Museums provide support for the exhibition, being held by the State Historical Museum to mark the 85th Anniversary of Manaba Magomedova (1928-2013) - the Honoured Painter of Russia, People's Artist of the Republic of Dagestan. Having mastered to perfection the art of metal working this talented craftsman introduced innovative designs and techniques therefore contributed greatly to the development of the industry of jewellery making.

The exposition, being hosted by the National Museum of the Republic of Buryatia, incorporates artworks of the XVIIIth century from the Moscow Kremlin Museums and covers the period from the reign of Peter the Great to the time of Paul I. Being a cultural heritage of the Imperial Russia, the presented collection reveals the unique atmosphere of the epoch of profound changes and outstanding achievements in science, political and cultural life of the country. Over 150 exhibits are on loan from the Moscow Kremlin Museums, including pieces of arms, insignia, precious tableware, interior furnishings and ceremonial and church utensils, decorative medals, tsar's garments, the rare seen memorabilia. The highlight of the exhibition is the group of artifacts, related to the figure of Peter I - one of the greatest and distinguished reformers in the history of Russia.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums participate in the international exhibition project, carried out by the State Historical Museum, serve as a retrospective of the centuries-old history of the Russian-Dutch diplomatic and cultural relations. The exposition incorporates over 500 exhibits from the state museums, archives and libraries of Russia, Holland and some private collections. Various relics of the past, including atlases, historical documents, portraits of Russian and Dutch sovereigns, diplomatic officials, merchants and travellers, models of merchant ships and warships, navigation and optical instruments, are intended to reveal the aspects and peculiarities of the close interactions between the two countries.

The exhibition project, carried out in Yekaterinburg, was intended as a representation of a precious symbol of the Urals region - emerald. About 450 artworks are on loan to the art gallery of the Residence of the Governor of the Sverdlovsk Region from various Russian museums, i.e. the State Precious Metals and Gems Repository (Gokhran), the Museum for history of stone-cutting and jewellery-making in Yekaterinburg, the Ural Geological Museum, the State Hermitage museum, the Fersman Mineralogical Museum, as well as some private collections. The exposition incorporates pieces of fabulous gemstones: emerald, alexandrite, beryl, aquamarine, heliodor, and outstanding jewellery masterpieces.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums participate in the international exhibition project, carried out by the State Historical Museum to mark the 400th Anniversary of the Mikhail Fyodorovich Romanov's ascension to the throne. The founder of the new royal dynasty Romanov witnessed the end of the Time of Troubles and of the Russian medieval period in whole. The first Romanovs proclaimed the beginning of a new epoch in the history of Russia, distinguished by the further political and culture reformations.

The Moscow Kremlin Museums participate in a large international exhibition project carried out by the State Historical Museum to mark the 1150th Anniversary of the origin of the Russian state. The exhibition, covering the period from the IXth to the XVIIth century, is intended to reveal the history of the medieval state of Rus, which arose in the IXth century due to collision and interaction between the barbarian world of the northeastern Europe and Byzantine Empire; its formation and development. The exposition incorporates the rare seen exhibits from the major museums of Russia, Ukraine and Belarus.