Creative groups KRSU performed at festive events for Victory Day

On May 9, students and staff of the Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University took part in festive events dedicated to Victory Day in the city of Balykchy.Participants and heads of creative studios of the Department of Extracurricular Activities KRSU joined the procession «of the Immortal Regiment», which united residents and guests of the city in memory of the heroes of the Great Patriotic War. The protesters marched through the city streets with portraits of veterans, home front workers and everyone who contributed to the Victory.After the procession, a requiem meeting was held, which was attended by the first secretary of the Embassy of the Russian Federation in the Kyrgyz Republic Alexey Poida, the mayor of the city of Balykchy Baatyrbek Zhantaev, the chairman of the City Kenesh Dastan Amanaliev, as well as the head of the Council of Veterans of the city of Balykchy Toktogul Mambetaliev.The festive program continued with a concert in which students of the Youth Slavic Theater «MOST», vocalists of the creative studios KRSU and the dance theater group «ProMovement» took part.Following the results of the festive events, the creative team KRSU was awarded a Letter of Gratitude from the mayor's office of Balykchy for their high professionalism, contribution to the development of culture and the creation of a special holiday atmosphere. The text of gratitude noted that the performance of the university students became one of the brightest decorations of the event and gave the audience strong emotions and an atmosphere of memory.Students from secondary school KRSU also took an active part in the events dedicated to Victory Day. From May 5 to 10, students of the school's dance and theater studios performed in the park «Eurasia» with a musical performance «Friendship is stronger than trouble». On May 9, schoolchildren presented a poetry program «Victory», and on May 10 they performed a performance at the Holy Resurrection Cathedral with the participation of Bishop Savvaty of Bishkek and Kyrgyzstan.The participation of students, schoolchildren and university staff in commemorative events became part of the systematic work of KRSU to preserve historical memory, patriotic education of youth and strengthen the connection between generations.