Two students enrolled at Girijananda Chowdhury University in Guwahati have been chosen to represent India at the upcoming IV Congress of the International Russophile Movement scheduled in Moscow, Russia, on September 16 and 17.
Journey to Moscow and Delegation Details
The selected students, Charlene Mahalia and Prachita Duara, both pursuing a Bachelor of Pharmacy degree, departed from the Guwahati Airport on Monday. Their trip marks their inclusion in the 30-member Indian delegation travelling to attend the notable international gathering in the Russian capital.
Objectives and Cultural Exchange at the Congress
This participation offers the two students a valuable platform to interact with delegates from various nations while gaining direct exposure to the historical and cultural traditions of Russia. The event also facilitates international discussions concerning education, culture, and bilateral people-to-people connections.
Focus on Historical Memory and Heritage
The International Movement of Russophiles serves to unite public figures, cultural representatives, scientists, and citizens from around the globe who share an interest in popularising and preserving Russian heritage abroad. The fourth congress is designed as a public platform centered on values such as mutual respect, historical memory, friendship, and cooperative international dialogue, highlighting Russia's spiritual, moral, and historical traditions.
Key Goals of the International Gathering
The primary aims of the congress encompass strengthening public and humanitarian relations across borders, fostering cooperation among cultural and scientific experts, and supporting initiatives dedicated to safeguarding historical truth. Additional goals involve promoting patriotic and civic education among younger populations and enhancing the visibility of Russian heritage among international audiences.
Institutional Pride and University Support
The involvement of Mahalia and Duara highlights the active role that regional universities and their students can undertake in reinforcing diplomatic friendships and cultural understanding between India and Russia. Representatives from Girijananda Chowdhury University expressed immense pride in the selection, noting that it reflects the growing participation of their students in global educational and cultural frameworks. The institution has extended its warm wishes to the students for a successful and enriching experience in Moscow.
