Oriented on making people closer

Belarus and Turkmenistan will work more closely through UNESCO. The delegation of the National Commission of Turkmenistan for UNESCO brought to Minsk its experience of implementing programs and participating in international projects, and also got acquainted with the work of Belarusian colleagues.

As part of the study of best practices, an event organized by the National Commission of the Republic of Belarus for UNESCO took place on October 21 at Minsk Secondary School No. 161. This school is far from a random choice for holding a big conversation on issues of interaction. The club of the organization CID (Center of Interesting Affairs) is based here.

In general, if we talk about experience in the field of education, science and culture, then 53 clubs, 6 departments and 18 associated schools of UNESCO are successfully functioning in Belarus, which are an important channel for the participation of children and young people in the activities of the organization.

Members of the Turkmen delegation and Ambassador of Turkmenistan to Belarus Nazarguly Shagulyev, representatives of UNESCO departments, and responsible specialists of the Ministry of Education of the Republic of Belarus took part in the round table meeting.

Specific proposals for cooperation have already been made. The plans include joint youth projects, as well as programs in the field of intangible cultural heritage.

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Photo: provided by the Embassy of Turkmenistan in Belarus