As part of the project of the World Abaza Congress, aimed at conducting children's educational leisure - "Aimadara", an excursion day was held for schoolchildren from the village of Kutol and students of the Novy Afon Educational Center "Abipara".
Children visited the ethno-park in the village of Mgudzyrkhva, the Novy Afon cave and climbed the Anakopia fortress. A member of the Local Branch of the WAC in Novy Afon, the head of the Educational Center "Abipara" Liya Chichba told a fascinating story about the Anakopia fortress to all the participants of the excursion.
More than 30 middle school students from the Kutol school and the “Abipara” Educational Center took part in the trip.
WAC organized a tour as part of the “Aimadara” project.
WAC organized a festive show for children in the village of Dzhgerda.
A festive show for children in the village of Dzhgerda, timed to coincide with the International Children's Day, was organized by the World Abaza Congress. Animators and aqua make-up artists participated in the entertainment program. At the end of the holiday, all the young guests were given sweet gifts.
WAC organized a children's holiday in the New District.
On International Children's Day, the World Abaza Congress organized a festive event in the New District of Sukhum. An entertaining show program with the participation of the “Mansarda fit art” fitness and dance studio, animators and aqua make-up artists was arranged for children. At the end of the holiday, a sweet surprise awaited all the young participants.
For assistance in organizing the festive event, the Congress team expresses its gratitude to the owner of the children's store "Kid's Republic" Denis Tarba, deputies of the People's Assembly-Parliament of the Republic of Abkhazia Inar Sadzba and Vakhtang Golandzia
The first stage of the WAC "Ирӡтәым" project ended with a lecture on a historical glade in the village of Lykhny
The WAC completed the first stage of the joint project of the WAC and ASU teacher Inna Dzhugelia "Ирӡтәым" ("something that cannot be lost" in Russian), within the framework of which 10 lectures were held for 400 students in 13 schools of the Gudauta district. The final lecture for more than 60 schoolchildren of the Gudauta district was organized in the historical glade of Lykhnashta. The lecture was conducted by a member of the Supreme Council of the WAC, ethnologist Marina Bartsyts and historian Ruslan Gozhba. https://abaza.org/en/1037
The Local branch of the WAC opened in the village of Khypsta.
A local branch of the World Abaza Congress opened in the village of Khypsta, Gudauta district. It became 57 in a row. Leri Avidzba became the head of the Local branch. The LB also included: Amiranda Enik, Inal Gitsba, Omar Argun and Inar Tsushba.