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A DIALOGUE PLATFORM ENTITLED «BELARUS AS A CROSSING PLACE OF CULTURES» WAS HELD AT VITEBSK STATE UNIVERSITY
«Belarus as a Crossroads of Cultures» was the title of the dialogue platform held on October 19 at VSU named after P.M. Masherov. The event was attended by representatives of higher education institutions from the Andijan region of the Republic of Uzbekistan who are undergoing internships at our university, as well as international students from China, Turkmenistan, Kazakhstan, and the Republic of Benin studying at our educational institution. Valery Yanch, Dean of the University, served as moderator Faculty of Foreign Citizens' Education and Olga Lyubchenko, Deputy Dean for Academic Affairs.
Addressing those present, Valery Vatslavovich noted that VSU has been educating international students for over 25 years, focusing on their social adaptation, introducing them to Belarusian traditions and culture, and facilitating interaction with Belarusians. After all, while away from their parents, it's crucial for visiting students to understand that they are not alone and that they will always receive help and guidance in solving any problem. This is precisely what the staff of the Faculty of International Citizens Studies do. Valery Yanch also reminded that Belarusian lands have repeatedly been the scene of military conflict, which is why we Belarusians know the value of peace, demonstrate tolerance, and respect other peoples and their cultures.
Olga Anatolyevna spoke about the specifics of working with international students and the opportunities available to those who choose VSU as their place of study.
Students studying at VSU spoke about how they can feel at home in Belarus, noting that they are always ready to help foreigners both at the university and on the streets.
Representatives of higher education institutions in the Andijan region of the Republic of Uzbekistan also expressed gratitude for the warm welcome and admiration for the warmth, kindness, and responsiveness of Belarusians, admitting their sincere regret that their internship is ending.