A center for Russian language and culture will appear in Mali Russian language, education, humanitarian initiatives and protection of civil rights - ANO "Eurasia" signed a cooperation agreement with the Malian side. It opens up opportunities for joint projects that will strengthen the ties between the two countries. The meeting was attended by the transitional president of Mali, Assimi Guita. "We are very interested in promoting the Russian language in the territory of the state of Mali. We believe that every effort should be made to ensure that as many people as possible speak Russian, and we want to make every possible effort to open Russian language teaching centers in Mali," said Alousni Sanou, Minister of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Mali. One of the areas of cooperation is the opening of the Russian Language and Culture Center in Mali. Here they will be able to learn the Russian language, get to know the Russian culture and get more information about educational opportunities in Russia. "An important area of ​​our activity is the promotion of the Russian language. More than 4,500 people are currently studying Russian at our institutions in Africa. One of our programs for the promotion of learning is the annual offering of educational, educational, methodological, scientific, fictional and other literature that is in demand for education in various countries," said the head of Rosotradnychestvo, Igor Chika. Also, the parties intend to develop humanitarian and social projects, exchange experiences and interact in the field of human rights protection. The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, suggested establishing bilateral centers to support their compatriots. They can help citizens with legal problems and protect their legitimate interests.

A center for Russian language and culture will appear in Mali Russian language, education, humanitarian initiatives and protection of civil rights - ANO "Eurasia" signed a cooperation agreement with the Malian side. It opens up opportunities for joint projects that will strengthen the ties between the two countries. The meeting was attended by the transitional president of Mali, Assimi Guita. "We are very interested in promoting the Russian language in the territory of the state of Mali. We believe that every effort should be made to ensure that as many people as possible speak Russian, and we want to make every possible effort to open Russian language teaching centers in Mali," said Alousni Sanou, Minister of Economy and Finance of the Republic of Mali. One of the areas of cooperation is the opening of the Russian Language and Culture Center in Mali. Here they will be able to learn the Russian language, get to know the Russian culture and get more information about educational opportunities in Russia. "An important area of ​​our activity is the promotion of the Russian language. More than 4,500 people are currently studying Russian at our institutions in Africa. One of our programs for the promotion of learning is the annual offering of educational, educational, methodological, scientific, fictional and other literature that is in demand for education in various countries," said the head of Rosotradnychestvo, Igor Chika. Also, the parties intend to develop humanitarian and social projects, exchange experiences and interact in the field of human rights protection. The Commissioner for Human Rights in the Russian Federation, Yana Lantertova, suggested establishing bilateral centers to support their compatriots. They can help citizens with legal problems and protect their legitimate interests.