The Deputy Minister of Digital Development, Communications and Mass Media, responsible for the republic's media, presented a summary to the PMR President regarding the coverage of various topics. It was noted that during the first nine months of the current year 2114 pieces of content were produced covering various aspects of the country's socio-cultural, scientific, and sporting life. Maxim Kravets highlighted a specific category of content produced as part of a state educational and civic-mindedness campaign aimed at strengthening the unity of the "Pridnestrovian people". 2275 thematic segments and articles have already been broadcast, published in print, and released online in 2026 in the context of the "Year of the Pridnestrovian People". Historical films and videos showcasing the distinct identities, traditions, customs, and rich cultures of the various ethnic groups that make up the multinational Pridnestrovian people as well as short documentaries about the republic's cities and districts have been presented to the general public. Work in this area is ongoing, including the drafting of an event plan for the upcoming "Year of Cultural Heritage of Pridnestrovie". The media is also paying close attention to explaining the "Pridnestrovie" term, clarifying its historical, geographical, political, and moral connotations while emphasizing that it is inappropriate to use this term in reference to the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic.
The "Pridnestrovian Historical Portal" is an information and educational website that continues to grow and earn well-deserved respect among users for its high-quality content and engaging presentation; the site released 208 new publications in 2026. Vadim Krasnoselsky consistently emphasizes the need to step up efforts in announcing and covering cultural and socially significant events taking place across the country. The organizers' work should not be done merely for the sake of statistics; the presidential directive is clear: every event requires both participants and an audience. Maxim Kravets reported that approximately seven hundred announcements and on-site reports regarding mass cultural events have been published in the media on social networks and via instant messaging apps this year.
A recent exhibition titled "The People of Pridnestrovie: Printed Chronicle" focused on printed materials. This was not the first exhibition; over 150 publications from 2025–2026 were showcased this time. Regarding print production, there was release of 30 newspaper titles, five magazines, 42 books, and 144 illustrated publications during the first nine months of the year.
The Stamp of Pridnestrovie) publishing house released various series of postage stamps this year, including: "Industry of Pridnestrovie" ("Tirstroymekhanizatsiya – 65 Years"), "Christmas Tree Ornaments", "The Age of Dinosaurs", "35 Years of the PMR Government", "Cosmonautics Day", "Aircraft of the Tiraspol Airfield", "Dog Breeds", "150th Anniversary of the Birth of Ivan Yakovlevich Bilibin", "35 Years of the PMR Armed Forces", and "Chapels of Pridnestrovie", as well as stamps dedicated to the "Year of the Fire Horse", the "150th Anniversary of the Birth of L. S. Berg", and the "Year of the Lurking Lyut (Wolf)" along with the 28th Standard series stamps. There are plans outlined in the report is the qualifying stage of the "Prdinestrovie CyberSprint" IT event, scheduled for November and December among the near-term. This marks the third joint project between the Ministry of Digital Development and the Ministry of Education for young people interested in modern technology. Previous initiatives included an IT gathering, followed last year by major forums in Bendery and Rybnitsa. A new competition format will be piloted across all the republic's cities this time. Team registration is currently underway.