Chief Scout of Australia Mikhail Shakhmatov was born in China and grew up in Australia. However, over the years he has strived to maintain a connection with Russia. He joined the Russian Scouts of Australia when he was 11 or 12 years old. After a year or so, he was appointed a squad leader. Half a century later Mikhail Shakhmatov became the leader of the Australian branch of the National Organization of Russian Scouts (NORS).
Calligraphy competition winners awarded in Milan
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09.11.2021
The staff of the Russian Center in Milan met with the Italian participants of the 7th International Calligraphy Competition dedicated to the Year of Science and Technology. During the meeting, the winners and participants were awarded certificates, books, Russkiy Mir.ru magazines and other prizes and gifts.
Parents of the students of the Harmony Russian Training Center noted the importance of holding such contests, as they motivate young people to write in Russian. While writing the famous Pushkin's lines "Oh, how many wonderful discoveries we have..." from Eugene Onegin, they learned a poem.
The staff of the Russian Center invited everyone to take part in the Book Week, which will begin on November 19.
Oksana Bejenari, Milan
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Chief Scout of Australia Mikhail Shakhmatov was born in China and grew up in Australia. However, over the years he has strived to maintain a connection with Russia. He joined the Russian Scouts of Australia when he was 11 or 12 years old. After a year or so, he was appointed a squad leader. Half a century later Mikhail Shakhmatov became the leader of the Australian branch of the National Organization of Russian Scouts (NORS).
866,342 people came to Russia for studying purposes, according to the Ministry of Internal Affairs in 2022. Our regional universities actively inviting students from abroad. The Peoples' Friendship University of Russia (RUDN) named after Patrice Lumumba remains the leading higher education institution in the country for international students, as it was when it was founded in February 1960.