Moscow hosts BRICS cultural and traditional festival for students
reported by Mehr News Agency, Moscow will host a festival focusing on the culture and traditions of BRICS member countries on November 30, 2024 for students. This event was organized by the Moscow State Institute of International Relations (MGIMO) affiliated to the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Russia and the TV international media network BRICS will be held.
About 300 students from eighth to eleventh grades will be present in this festival, and with the history of BRICS Cultural and linguistic diversity, and international cooperation in the field of mass communication will be introduced. Active students from MGIMO University will also play a role in holding this event. He said: “The recent BRICS meeting in Kazan emphasized strengthening multilateralism in global development and security. . The training of international experts who are fluent in the languages of the BRICS countries plays a key role in developing relations between these countries. MGIMO University, which teaches all the major BRICS languages, has an important contribution in this field. Festival, holding an educational workshop entitled T and BRICS for young people: discovering the traditions of member countries from It will be through the media. This workshop was conducted by Ana Lisina, the editor of T V BRICS, will be held. In this workshop, he examines the activities of the multilingual editorial team, how to support the goals of BRICS in social networks, and international media cooperation.
MGIMO University is one of the most prestigious universities in Russia and the world. This university, which holds the Guinness record for teaching 53 foreign languages, trains specialists in 18 different fields. Also, since 2021, MGIMO has participated in the “Priority 2030” program of the Russian government to support universities. This festival, in addition to emphasizing the cultural heritage of member countries :justify”>BRICS provides an opportunity to strengthen international cooperation and familiarize the young generation with the common values of these countries.
