• Presentation of the Club of National Unity and the project "Movement for Peace and National Unity"
• Humanitarian rehabilitation and post-conflict restoration of social ties.
• Protection of the rights of prisoners of war and persons imprisoned in Ukraine.
• Counteraction to the glorification of Nazism and the falsification of history.
•Development of a roadmap for interaction with Ukrainian non-profit organizations and other movements for friendly relations between the Russian and Ukrainian peoples after the end of the Second World War.
• Support for international peacekeeping projects for the regions of Ukraine, Georgia, Armenia, Moldova, Transnistria, Kazakhstan, Azerbaijan, the Balkans, the Caucasus, Central Asia and the Middle East.
• Preservation of traditional values ​​and cultural and historical heritage.
• Combating disinformation and strengthening the positive image of Russia abroad.
• Interaction with foreign partners and Russian-speaking diasporas.
• Work of the media and mass media in the post-war period.
• Globalization of media: where are we heading and what do we get as a result?
• Borrowed culture on TV: an analysis of the media habits of modern media and their final effect in conveying information.
• Interaction of television and real life: transformation of images in the post-war environment.
• Deciphering the post-war task of blogging: entertainment or a tool for bringing nations closer together?
• Formation of the Club's working boards and approval of their schedule of activities.

The conference participants are members of the Club, as well as interested international experts online (Azerbaijan, Armenia, Germany, Georgia, Iran, Kazakhstan, Latvia, Lithuania, Moldova, Slovakia, USA, Uzbekistan, Ukraine, France)