Russian education helps the development of Marocco

Many countries of Africa and also Palestine, Bangladesh, Iraq, Yemen have been presented at the events dedicated to the celebration of the 40^th anniversary of Moroccan Association of university graduates of the former USSR and the CIS countries foundation.

Among delegation of the Global association of graduates of the Soviet and Russian higher education institutions "INKORVUZ XXI" Belgorod was represented by two higher education institutions – BelSU and BelSTU.

At the Belgorod state university 2700 of foreign students from 84 countries of the world including 240 students from the countries of Africa study today. Their quantity constantly increases simultaneously with the growth of Russian education’s authority in the world. Successful career of students of different years demonstrates quality of education, received in the USSR.

“Russian language and culture united us, and we are grateful to our teachers for it, our higher education institutions. The education got in the USSR and in Russia guarantees the peace, as it help us to understand each other”, – the president of the Moroccan association of graduates Mohamed Fakiri said.

On behalf of the Minister of Education and Science of the Russian Federation Olga Vasilyeva and the vice rector of RUDN for the international activity Larisa Efremova has congratulated the participants.

The session to the Moroccan association of graduates has come to the end with congratulations from the head of “Inkorvuz-XXI” Andrey Dobrovolsky, representatives of associations of graduates from other countries, delegations of several Russian higher education institutions. From the Belgorod higher education institutions warm words to Moroccans were addressed by the assistant to the CEO, the curator of the Arab countries of the Global association of graduates of the Soviet and Russian higher education institutions, the deputy director of management for international relations of BSTU Yaser Allikham and the director of the BelSU Center of social development Tatyana Nikulina.