After winning the CASE-IN championship in South Africa, a club appeared to develop relations with Russia
The club of young professionals started working in South Africa, reports RUSSIAN Foreign Ministry. It will operate on the site of the Russian Embassy. The association will turn into a platform for strengthening contacts between people of the two countries, increasing academic and youth exchanges. Russian Ambassador Roman Ambarov called his work aimed at developing a bilateral dialogue in the field of culture very important.
The head of the diplomatic mission recalled that relations between Russia and South Africa have remained friendly for a long time. According to him, the younger generation has a special role to play in their continuation and strengthening.
The Ambassador praised the creation of a platform under the auspices of the Wider Circle Alumni Association of the USSR and Russia, calling this initiative an important step for the development of public diplomacy.
M. Mbulava, a graduate of RUDN University, shared his vision of educational cooperation, based on his personal experience of studying in the USSR. He ended his speech by reading Pushkin's poems. The lines of the great poet were spoken in Russian.
The main event of the evening was the celebration of the Zambezi team, which won the International Engineering CASE-IN Championship in Russia.
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