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Forest growers of the Lipetsk region noted at a solemn concert

In Lipetsk, the State Dance Theater “Cossacks of Russia” held celebrations in honor of forestry workers

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Forest growers of the Lipetsk region noted at a solemn concert

In Lipetsk, the State Dance Theatre “Cossacks of Russia” held celebrations in honor of forestry workers. On the eve of the professional holiday, representatives of the Ministry and industry veterans gathered.

Vice Governor Ilya Karlin and Minister of Forestry Irina Domnysheva congratulated foresters, 30 of whom were awarded for their contribution to the preservation of forest wealth. The awards included Gratitudes from the Federal Agency and the Regional Governor.

The celebration ended with a bright concert presented by the Cossacks of Russia theater, which amazed the audience with its skill and energy.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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