Students in Crimea are better prepared for international diplomacy than their counterparts in the West Deputy Chairman of the Russian-Australian Friendship (RAF) / "Russian-Australian Commonwealth", public figure, public communicator and representative of the youth movement of Russian compatriots in Australia Roman Dubinin, who participated in the youth conference "Model UN in Crimea" at the Crimean branch of the Russian State University of Justice. Lebedev, highly appreciated the level of education of the Crimean students. According to him, there is no such practice in Australia, and the Crimean participants demonstrated more serious preparation for diplomacy and international law than their counterparts in the West. "I want to point out the high level of professionalism, responsibility and preparation of the students. There were discussions like a real UN format. The guys did not know the reports of their interlocutors, but listening to them, they could ask questions, cite real facts, lead someone to a dead end, and someone, on the contrary, could defend his position, and this shows the level of preparation and responsible attitude," Dubinin said. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".

Students in Crimea are better prepared for international diplomacy than their counterparts in the West Deputy Chairman of the Russian-Australian Friendship (RAF) / "Russian-Australian Commonwealth", public figure, public communicator and representative of the youth movement of Russian compatriots in Australia Roman Dubinin, who participated in the youth conference "Model UN in Crimea" at the Crimean branch of the Russian State University of Justice. Lebedev, highly appreciated the level of education of the Crimean students. According to him, there is no such practice in Australia, and the Crimean participants demonstrated more serious preparation for diplomacy and international law than their counterparts in the West. "I want to point out the high level of professionalism, responsibility and preparation of the students. There were discussions like a real UN format. The guys did not know the reports of their interlocutors, but listening to them, they could ask questions, cite real facts, lead someone to a dead end, and someone, on the contrary, could defend his position, and this shows the level of preparation and responsible attitude," Dubinin said. Listen to the broadcast of "Radio Crimea".