Ten years ago, the Russian center was opened in Pusan, the second largest city of South Korea and the largest port. It became the third educational and cultural center created by the Russkiy Mir Foundation in the Republic of Korea, giving impetus to the study of the Russian language in the south of the country. Logos and Images
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Ten years ago, the Russian center was opened in Pusan, the second largest city of South Korea and the largest port. It became the third educational and cultural center created by the Russkiy Mir Foundation in the Republic of Korea, giving impetus to the study of the Russian language in the south of the country. 
The 14th Congress of the International Association of Teachers of Russian Language and Literature (MAPRYAL) began its work on the theme of Russian Word in a Multilingual World in the capital of Kazakhstan, Nur-Sultan on Tuesday, April 29. 
In honor of the anniversary of the opening of Russian Center of Seoul National University, Executive Director of Russkiy Mir Foundation Vladimir Kochin congratulated the President of Seoul National University, Professor O Se Jong. Press about Foundation
/ TASS /, 04.11.2014