According to the document, Space Food Laboratory will provide the UAE astronaut with canned halal food, including balaleet, a kind of sweet vermicelli, saluna — sweet and sour fish — and madrouba.
The dishes are expected to be ready by mid-August, the document said.
Russia and the United Arab Emirates signed in the summer of 2018 an agreement on the first flight of a UAE astronaut to the ISS.
Two UAE candidates, Hazza Mansouri and Sultan Niyadi, started their training in the Moscow Region last fall.
Mansouri is set to depart for the ISS in late September, on board the Russian Soyuz MS-15 spacecraft, together with Russian cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka and US astronaut Jessica Meir.
The UAE astronaut is expected to spend eight days on board the orbital outpost and return to the Earth on 3 October.
The first UAE astronaut would also be engaged in conducting Earth observation, imaging experiences, interacting with ground stations, sharing information and documenting the daily lives of astronauts at the ISS.