KRSU increases cooperation in student rescue traffic

A working meeting was held at the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University with representatives of the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps (VSKS), dedicated to the development of the student rescue movement and the creation of the student rescue squad KRSU.The meeting was attended by Stanislav Kulikov, Vice-Rector for Youth and Information Policy of KRSU, representatives of the Department of Ecology and Protection in Emergency Situations, the University Youth Policy Department, as well as representatives of the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps.During the negotiations, the parties discussed the formation of the KRSU rescue squad, the organization of practical training for students, the participation of students in humanitarian missions, educational programs, specialized forums and events implemented by the VSKS on the territory of the Russian Federation.Representatives of the VSKS expressed their readiness to provide methodological and organizational support to the university, share experience in the development of the student rescue movement, and also attract KRSU students to participate in federal projects, summer educational programs and practical events.To date, the newly formed student rescue team KRSU has already included 15 university students. In the near future, it is planned to further expand the composition of the detachment and launch systematic training of participants.During the meeting, the possibility of participation of KRSU students in VSKS events in various regions of Russia already in the summer was discussed. Representatives of the corps reported their readiness to accept university students for practical internships, master classes, humanitarian missions and specialized educational programs.In addition, VSKS invited representatives of KRSU to take part in the rally of student rescue teams, which will take place in September in the Russian Federation.Following the meeting, the parties confirmed their intention to continue interaction, organize joint events and begin preparing a cooperation agreement between KRSU and the All-Russian Student Rescue Corps.