The participants of the Alan Trail International Ethnic Camp left with the desire that they would definitely return to South Ossetia next year, said Valentina Gatikoeva, Deputy Chairman of the Committee on Youth Policy, Sports and Tourism, at a briefing.
President of the Republic of South Ossetia Anatoly Bibilov discussed with the Acting Governor of Sevastopol Mikhail Razvozhaev the implementation of joint projects in the trade, economic, scientific, technical, cultural, humanitarian and social spheres.
During the bilateral meeting, Mikhail Razvozhaev and Anatoly Bibilov also discussed the possibility of concluding a Cooperation Agreement between Sevastopol and South Ossetia, the press service of the government of Sevastopol reports.
Among the participants are representatives of South Ossetia, Cameroon, Cote d’Ivoire, France.
South Ossetian President Anatoly Bibilov has visited the Sapun- Mountain memorial complex in Sevastopol on Monday. Accompanied by State Duma deputy Dmitry Sablin, he laid flowers at the Eternal Flame at the Obelisk of Glory.
Director of the Sevastopol Military History Museum-Reserve Nikolai Musienko conducted a tour for guests on the diorama "Assault on the Sapun Mountains May 7, 1944." Then he presented Bibilov with the book “Heroes of the Battle for Sevastopol”.
In Tskhinval, will be held a photo exhibition “Stop, the moment, you are dear!”, dedicated to the Day of recognition of the independence of South Ossetia by the Russian Federation. This was reported to the Res news agency by the director of the Republican Center for Folk Arts Elizaveta Guchmazova.
According to her, the exhibition will be held on August 26 in the village of Khetagurovo.
The second stream of the ethnic camp "Alanian Trail", which first was held in the southern part of Alanya, has been completed. Its participants are young people, ethnic Ossetians from eight countries: Turkey, Tajikistan, Azerbaijan, Germany, France, Kazakhstan, Syria and the Netherlands. According to the Committee on Youth Policy, Sports and Tourism, which conducted the ethnic camp in South Ossetia, the program was rich.
August 2008 was extremely rich in military and political events. It became a turning point in the further state structure of Transcaucasia.
The practice of international relations allowed two new independent recognized states to appear on the world map - South Ossetia and Abkhazia. The leadership of Russia, in making its decision to recognize their independence, was guided by the will of the peoples, as well as by generally accepted norms of international and humanitarian law.
Participants of the Alan Trail ethnic camp in South Ossetia visited a cemetery in the courtyard of the school number 5 and the Museum of Burned Souls to honor the memory of the heroes who gave their lives for us to live under a peaceful sky.
"As part of a trip to South Ossetia, they took part in the mourning events dedicated to the August events of 2008. And, as they said," we can’t leave without being in fifth school, "the press service of the committee of youth policy. sports and tourism reports.
President Anatoly Bibilov took part in the ceremony of swearing in cadets of the 907th Joint Training Center of the Navy of the Russian Federation.
The ceremony was held on the territory of the Tauric Chersonesos Museum-Reserve in Sevastopol. The event was also attended by Secretary of the Sevastopol regional branch of the United Russia party, deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation Dmitry Sablin.
Anatoly Bibilov congratulated the cadets who chose the profession of a diving specialist and a military rescuer of the Navy.
The Russian Embassy in the United States has called the blasphemous and Russophobic the statement by the US State Department, which on the anniversary of the Georgian aggression in August 2008, once again called on Russia to "withdraw troops from Georgia" and withdraw the recognition of the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. This is stated in a statement published on Friday on the official page of the Russian Embassy in the United States on Facebook.