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Yuri Burlachko told about the encouragement of the best committee of the MIA trip to Moscow

The best committee of the Council of Young Deputies of the Krasnodar Territory was encouraged by a trip to the upper and lower houses of parliament

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Yuri Burlachko told about the encouragement of the best committee of the MIA trip to Moscow

The best committee of the Council of Young Deputies of the Krasnodar Territory was encouraged by a trip to the upper and lower houses of parliament. The winner was the Committee on physical culture, sports, youth affairs and interaction with public associations. Chairman of the Legislative Assembly of the Krasnodar Territory Yuri Burlachko said in social networks that the delegation of young deputies of the Kuban is already in Moscow.

In 2025, the winner was the Committee on Physical Culture, Sports, Youth Affairs and Interaction with Public Associations. Burlachko noted his systematic work on the profile of activities.

He singled out one of the committee’s projects – “Za Sport”, which was aimed at attracting teenagers and young people to a healthy lifestyle. According to him, the parliamentarians themselves organized tournaments and handed the winners footballs, boxing gloves and other sports equipment.

Burlachko also called this committee one of the leaders in helping the front. Funds collected at charity competitions were used to purchase special equipment, essential goods and products.

In addition, together with the deputies of the ZSK, young parliamentarians participated in the delivery of humanitarian supplies to the SVO zone.

Burlachko expressed confidence that such experience and active citizenship will help members of the MDM to build a successful professional career and continue to help fellow countrymen. He stressed that the Regional Council of Young Deputies is rightfully considered a strong personnel school, through which many current politicians, specialists of government bodies and heads of enterprises of the region passed.

He recalled that the new composition of the State Duma following the results of the autumn elections included Dmitry Lameykin, who previously headed the Council, and Alexei Shtanichev, head of the Chamber of Mentors of the regional MIA. With them, young deputies are scheduled to meet in the capital.

Also, the trip will be attended by ZSK deputies Sergey Khandozhko and Anton Tolstopyatov – representatives of the regional MLC in the Youth Parliament under the State Duma and in the Chamber of Young Legislators under the Federation Council. Yuri Burlachko noted that special attention is paid to youth policy at all levels of government.

According to him, two days at the site of the Federal Assembly should help young politicians in Kuban to gain new experience and impressions, so that they can continue their work in the interests of the development of municipalities and residents.

Source: Московский комсомолец ↗

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