Orders and Honors
- The José Martí Order (Cuba, 2000)
- Order of the Revolution (Libya, 2000)
- Order of St. Vladimir first degree (2007)
- Order of St. Dmitry Donskoy first degree (2005)
- Order of St. Cyril (by the Belarusian Orthodox Church) (2006)
- Honorary citizen of Yerevan, Armenia (2001)
- Honor Diploma of the Eurasian Economic Community (2006)
- Special prize of the International Olympic Committee «Gates of the Olymph» (2000)
- Medal of the International Federation of Festival Organizations «For development of world festival movement» (2005)
- Winner of the international premium of Andrey Pervozvanny «For Faith and Loyalty» (1995)
- Order “For Services to the Fatherland”, 2nd Class (Russia, 2001)
- Keys to the City of Caracas, Venezuela (2010)
- Order of Distinguished Citizen (Caracas, Venezuela; 2010)
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