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Public Chamber of Abkhazia held its Civil Forum in Sukhum.
The WAC team attended the civil forum "Dialogue. Harmony. Development," organized by the Public Chamber of Abkhazia.
The forum was attended by President Badra Gunba, Prime Minister Vladimir Delba, Deputy Prime Minister Dzhansukh Nanba, members of the government, members of Parliament, Russian Ambassador to Abkhazia Mikhail Shurgalin, municipal and district assembly deputies, as well as members of the clergy and public organizations.
The forum followed the work of the sixth convocation. Meetings were held with representatives of political parties and public organizations, branches of government, and the academic and expert community. Three thematic roundtables were also organized, focusing on demographic policy, rural development, and political system reform.
The forum participants conducted an in-depth analysis of the issues raised and summarized the discussions. At the end of the event, the Secretary of the Public Chamber, Guli Kichba, read out the forum's resolution, which contained recommendations for implementing the outlined actions.
WAC provided targeted assistance to a school in the village of Reka.
As part of the targeted assistance, the WAC Department of Education, Social Activity, and Healthcare donated medications and equipment to the feldsher-midwife point at the school in the village of Reka.
A series of trainings on social design has begun in the village of Chlou.
A series of educational seminars on social design has begun in the village of Chlou.
Within two days, participants will undergo theoretical and practical modules aimed at learning the basics of preparing grant applications and developing their own social initiatives.
Speakers provided a detailed description of grant opportunities under the "Rosmolodezh. Grants" project.
The event was organized by the State Committee of the Republic of Abkhazia for Youth and Sports together with the World Abaza Congress and the Representative Office of the World Youth Festival Directorate in Abkhazia.
The key goal of the initiative is to familiarize Abkhazian citizens aged 14 to 35 with new grant opportunities delivered specially for them.
The decision to allow Abkhazian citizens to participate in the competition alongside Russian citizens was made last August.
Mussa Ekzekov awarded the badge of honor "For Services to St. Petersburg."
A ceremony presenting state awards and incentives from the President of the Russian Federation to outstanding residents of St. Petersburg was held at Smolny. Governor Alexander Beglov presented the badge of honor "For Services to St. Petersburg" to Mussa Ekzekov, Deputy Chairman of the People's Assembly of the Karachay-Cherkess Republic and Chairman of the Supreme Council of the WAC.
Awards were also received by representatives of science, culture, education, industry, and medicine. As the Governor noted, everyone in their positions is doing everything possible to ensure the country lives and prospers.
"I am grateful for the appreciation of the work of our team in the Northern Capital. It is especially encouraging that the presentation took place as we celebrate the 20th anniversary of the Grand Canyon development area. We will continue our work for the benefit of St. Petersburg and its residents," said Mussa Ekzekov.
A total of 64 awards were presented during the event.
Etiquette, dressing rooms, and "Snow Maiden" - "Evening at the Theater" for schoolchildren from Nizhnyaya Eshera
WAC continues its cultural and educational project "Evening at the Theater." This time, the guests were students from the V.G. Ardzinba Eshera Secondary School.
As usual, Honored Journalist of Abkhazia and actress Eleonora Kogoniia gave children a tour to the world of theater arts. She shared the secrets of etiquette with the students, spoke about the value of an artist's work, and explained why silence in the auditorium is not just a rule, but an essential part of the creative process.
The program for the students was fully scheduled. The students saw the theater from the back of the stage and peeked into the dressing rooms, where they were shown how characters are created. Before the performance, a warm welcome awaited the children in the theater buffet.
The highlight of the evening was a screening of the "Snow Maiden," based on Alexander Ostrovsky's play of the same name.
"Гәыкала". Ruslan Khashig
We're publishing an interview with Ruslan Khashig, Chairman of the Union of Journalists of the Republic of Abkhazia and Director of Abaza-TV on Abkhazia's Media Workers' Day.
The new episode of "Гәыкала" will offer important milestones in our history, memories of the war years, Ruslan Khashig’s experience of working with Vladislav Ardzinba, the unshakable principles of journalism, and professional challenges.
WAC provided targeted assistance to a school in the Okum village
As part of its targeted assistance, the WAC Department for Education, Social Engagement and Healthcare donated medications and equipment to the feldsher-midwife point at the Okum village school.
"Theatre and Audience": WAC and the Abkhazian Theatre launched discussions about performances
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. https://abaza.org/en/1298
A meeting with Elçin Adzınba took place at the Sukhum office of the Congress.
Elçin Adzınba, a representative of the Abkhazian diaspora in Turkey and associate professor at Adnan Menderes University, visited the Sukhum office of the Congress. The meeting took place in a constructive and friendly atmosphere. Elçin Adzınba showed interest in the organization's activities and continuation of the dialogue.
Temur Rekvava, head of the office, expressed readiness for comprehensive cooperation and collaboration on behalf of Mussa Ekzekov, Chairman of the Supreme Council of the WAC.
