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The World Abaza Congress continues the "Гәыкала" project - a series of interviews with interesting people. These are those with whom we are connected by joint projects and strong friendship. The guest of today's show is the IBA champion in the weight category 67 kilograms Khariton Agrba. The undefeated boxer tells in the interview about his childhood in Abkhazia, choice of profession, balance between sports and family, support of compatriots and much more.
A seminar dedicated to the return of Abkhazian repatriates from Syria was held at the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of the Russian Academy of Sciences.
The next guest of the "Гәыкала" project is a journalist, doctor of philological sciences, professor of the Abkhazian State University Ekaterina Bebiia. Watch our interview about her favorite profession from the first steps to the honorary title of "Honored Journalist of Abkhazia", a unique archive that is stored in three countries, about amazing stories of the war years and the activities of the Women's Council at the WAC.
Training involving the ASU students and representatives of the volunteer movement at the ANO "Alashara" was held in Sukhum.
We are launching a new project "Гәыкала" - a series of interviews with interesting people. These are those with whom we are connected by joint projects and strong friendship. Our guest was a linguist, diplomat, political figure, member of the Supreme Council of the WAC Viacheslav Chirikba. Science and diplomacy, the problem of preserving the Abkhaz language, the experience of traveling around the world and communicating with amazing people, the role of the WAC in uniting the ethnic group and much more - all this in the first broadcast of "Гәыкала".
To mark the birthday of the Abkhazian director, the WAC Information Department prepared material about his life and work.
Scientific research by the Director of the Museum of Anthropology and Ethnography (Kunstkamera) of the Russian Academy of Sciences Andrey Golovnev is devoted to the study of ethnicity using the example of the Abaza experience.
The Department of the World Abaza Congress for work with local representatives resumed the “Aimadara” project in the new academic year. The first excursionists of the second stage of the project were students of the Tvanaarkhua Secondary School.