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Teleconference united cadets of investigation departments of Tuva and Altai

As part of the celebration of the Day of National Unity, an interregional teleconference was held in Kyzyl, uniting cadets of specialized classes of the investigative departments of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Republic of Tyva and the Republic of Altai

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Teleconference united cadets of investigation departments of Tuva and Altai

As part of the celebration of the Day of National Unity, an interregional teleconference was held in Kyzyl, uniting cadets of specialized classes of the investigative departments of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Republic of Tyva and the Republic of Altai. The event was held on the basis of M. A. Bukhtuev MBEU School No. 1 with the assistance of the Advisor to the Director for Education N. S. Balyan.

The participants of the online meeting were cadets of the 8th grade of the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Altai Republic - pupils of the School for Orphans and Children Left Without Parental Care named after G.K. Zhukov, as well as cadets of the 10th grade of the profile class of the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Republic of Tuva. The teleconference was also attended by investigators from both republics.

During the meeting, the guys warmly greeted each other and tried to convey the flavor of their native regions. Cadets shared stories about national costumes, traditional holidays and customs, revealing the identity of the cultures of Tuva and Altai.

A special emotional coloring of the event was given by the performance of students of the junior classes of the Kyzyl school No. 1: they read poems in which they sang the beauty of their native land and reflected the diversity of national cultures of Russia.

Concluding the teleconference, the investigator of the department for the investigation of particularly important cases of the Investigative Department of the Investigative Committee of Russia in the Republic of Tyva Ertin Kechil addressed the participants with warm words. He wished the cadets strong friendship, new meetings and joint projects, stressing that such teleconferences erase distances and help young people to better understand the culture of different regions of the country. The officer urged the children to remain curious, cherish friendship and strive to learn about the rich history and traditions of the peoples of Russia.

The organizers note that departmental educational projects of this format play a significant role in the patriotic and civic education of young people. They arouse interest in Russian history and culture, expand the understanding of traditions and heritage of the peoples of Russia, strengthen interaction between the cadet classes and promote the development of joint educational initiatives.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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