The organization "Moscow" primarily refers to the city government and its associated administrative and developmental bodies responsible for managing Moscow, the capital of Russia and a major global city. Moscow serves as the political, economic, cultural, and scientific hub of Russia and Eastern Europe, with a population exceeding 13 million residents as of 2025[3][4]. The city's governance structure includes strategic planning, urban development, economic policies, and social partnerships aimed at fostering growth, innovation, and public welfare. Historically established in 1147, Moscow has evolved into one of the world's largest urban economies, featuring significant infrastructure such as the Moscow International Business Center, a major financial district with Europe's tallest skyscrapers[3]. Its administration manages complex urban challenges, including population growth, economic diversification, and service delivery improvements. The city government operates under a master plan—such as the Moscow Master Plan 2025—which guides urban expansion, construction, and social infrastructure to balance municipal needs with commercial development[1]. Key achievements include hosting major international events like the 1980 Summer Olympics and the 2018 FIFA World Cup, enhancing its global profile[3]. Moscow also maintains a significant environmental footprint, with over 40% of its territory covered by greenery, positioning it as one of the greenest megacities worldwide[3]. In recent years, the city government has emphasized economic development through investment strategies focusing on improving the investment climate, fostering high-tech industries, and increasing private sector participation via public-private partnerships[6]. Socially, Moscow has implemented the Trilateral Agreement (2025-2027) involving the city government, employers, and trade unions to boost welfare, regulate labor markets, ensure social protections, and improve working conditions[5]. Currently, Moscow continues to balance rapid urban growth with sustainable development, leveraging innovation and strategic leadership to enhance its status as a dynamic global city with a diverse economy and robust governance framework[2][6].