A two-day training seminar on the fundamentals of social project planning was held in the village of Mgudzyrkhua. The seminar program covered both theoretical aspects and practical exercises in developing grant initiatives. Participants gained valuable knowledge about the mechanisms for receiving support under the “Rosmolodezh.Grants” project.
Trainings were organized by the State Committee of the Republic of Abkhazia for Youth and Sports in collaboration with the World Abaza Congress and the Representative Office of the World Youth Festival Directorate in Abkhazia. The main purpose of seminars is to prepare young people for active participation in social projects and initiatives, thereby promoting community development and increasing youth engagement in social processes.
Grants for young people: social project trainings continue
WAC team took part in excavations on the Dioscurs’ Embankment.
The congress team took part in archaeological excavations currently underway in Sukhum near the Dioscurs’ Embankment. Our friendly squad could not bypass this wonderful opportunity to be involved in the work of such great historical significance!
Chairman of the Supreme Council of the World Abaza Congress, Mussa Ekzekov, wished Muslims a Happy Eid
Dear brothers and sisters!
I sincerely congratulate you on the bright holiday of Eid al-Fitr! The holy month of Ramadan - a time of spiritual cleansing, prayer, and good deeds - is over. May the sincere desire to create and support others always remain with us.
Eid al-Fitr reminds us of the importance of maintaining purity of thoughts, showing compassion to those in need, and caring for loved ones.
I wish this holiday to warm your homes.
May today fill your hearts with light and bring joy from gatherings with loved ones. May the Almighty hear your prayers. Peace, goodness, and prosperity!
WAC provided targeted assistance to the village of Otkhara.
The Congress team delivered a batch of medications to the feldsher-midwife station in the village of Otkhara. This is the fifth village that the WAC has provided with access to basic medical resources.
A new Abkhaz language classroom has opened in Gal with the support of the WAC.
The WAC team provided targeted assistance to Gal Secondary School No. 1 by renovating the Abkhaz language classroom. The scratchwork was completed. Furniture, chalkboard, television set and all the necessary equipment were purchased.
The request for a classroom renovation originated during the school's Abkhaz language courses. The head of the local WAC branch in Gal then approached the Congress with a request for assistance in furnishing the classroom.