In Abkhazia
The World Abaza Congress, together with the Drama Theater, reopened its Discussion Club. The first meeting of the "Theater and Audience" project took place right after the performance of Chekhov's "The Seagull." The audience discussed the production, shared impressions, and reflected on its meaning.
Over 30 students from Tamshch Secondary School visited the S. Chanba Abkhazian State Drama Theater. The trip was part of the "Evening at the Theater" educational project.
Abkhaz language courses were successfully completed at the A.M. Agumaa Gal Secondary School No. 1. The classes were the result of a project on the fundamentals of social design implemented by the Congress team.
WAC and invited experts conducted final career guidance training sessions. Over the year, more than 100 high school students from six villages in Abkhazia participated in the project.
The World Abaza Congress's Local Branches Department summarized the results of its basic military training project.
260 boxwood seedlings were planted in the Pitsunda-Myussera Nature Reserve as part of the World Abaza Congress's environmental project.
The competition will be held in three stages and will cover several villages in Abkhazia.
For the fourth time, the project brought together representatives of academic vocal, honored artists, soloists from music schools and students from colleges and universities.
WAC and the ANO "Public Center for Social Initiatives" from Kamensk-Shakhtinsky, Rostov Region, have summarized the results of a large-scale joint project implemented with the support of the Russian Presidential Grants Fund.
A documentary about the legendary choreographer premiered at the Razhden Gumba Abkhaz State Philharmonic.