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Russian compatriots in Belgium have tallied up the 2017

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Russian compatriots in Belgium have tallied up the 2017


26.12.2017

pixabay.comParticipants of Belgian federation of Russian-speaking organizations have summed up the results of the outgoing year 2017, and made plans for the coming 2018, reports the portal of BFRO. Traditional gathering took part in Russian Center of Science and Culture in Brussels.

According to the head of BFRO Rodion Pukhaev, Russian community consolidation will give a chance to realize diverse projects on a pretty high level. He has also noted that BFRO often advises to other Russian compatriots' organizations around the world. It was remarked by many speakers that a great deal of practical cooperation and friendship play very important role in the BFRO's success.

Russian MFA, the head of Rossotrudnichestvo in Brussels Aleksandr Razumov, the head of Brussel-Belgian Hierarchy Archbishopric of Russian Orthodox Church Simon, descendants of poet Alexander Pushkin have congratulated BFRO with coming New Year. It's worth mentioning that Russian Center of Science and Culture in Brussels cares the name of the great Russian poet.

The round table that was held in the frames of the gathering, included Russian-speaking media representatives. The discussion spun around such actual subjects as objective publication объективного освещения and a positive Russia's image promotion abroad.

Another topic of discussions is Russian president elections and travel arrangements of 2018 FIFA World Cup in Russia. 

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