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Volgograd Governor met with the head of the FSSP

The parties discussed the development of interdepartmental cooperation, the implementation of projects significant for the residents of the region, ensuring law and order and protecting the rights of citizens.

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Volgograd Governor met with the head of the FSSP

The Governor of the Volgograd region Andrei Bocharov held a meeting with the Director of the Federal bailiff service – the chief bailiff of the Russian Federation Dmitry Aristov. The main topics were interdepartmental cooperation, implementation of projects important for residents of the region, ensuring law and order and protecting the rights of citizens.

Special emphasis was placed on the role of bailiffs in the patriotic education of the younger generation and the preservation of historical memory. Dmitry Aristov also highly appreciated the infrastructure of the Volgograd centers “Young Hawk” and “Avangard”.

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