They immersed themselves in the history, culture, and realities of the Russian Federation
Moscow hosted leading bloggers and journalists from various regions of Kyrgyzstan as part of the international educational project "Discover Russia," organized by the Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia." Over two busy days, media specialists from Bishkek and other cities had the opportunity to learn more about the history, culture, and contemporary aspects of life in the Russian Federation. This project has become an important step towards strengthening humanitarian ties and expanding media interaction at the international level.
The visit program was rich and impressive. Guests from Kyrgyzstan not only took a tour of the historical center of Moscow but also visited the Museum of Victory, where they familiarized themselves with the exhibition "The Heroic Deed of the People," immersing themselves in the heroic past of the country.
An important part of the program was a visit to the Ostankino TV Center and the NTV channel, where Kyrgyz journalists were able to see how news and entertainment programs are created, which sparked particular interest.
The event concluded with participation in the charity concert "Ode to Mother" at the State Kremlin Palace, which took place on the eve of Mother's Day. Renowned Russian and Eurasian artists performed before an audience of six thousand, dedicating their numbers to mothers and family values. The warm atmosphere and sincere performances left unforgettable impressions on the Kyrgyz guests.
At the end of the trip, participants from Kyrgyzstan unanimously noted the high quality of the program, the open atmosphere of reception, and the significance of the established professional contacts.
This visit has become an important stage in strengthening humanitarian ties between Kyrgyzstan and Russia, as well as a significant step towards expanding international media interaction in the Eurasian space.
About the organization:
The Autonomous Non-Profit Organization "Eurasia" is an autonomous non-commercial organization aimed at developing international cooperation. It implements humanitarian projects aimed at preserving traditional values and developing interethnic communication. "Eurasia" supports socially significant initiatives, facilitates interaction among people of different cultures, and develops projects in the fields of education, medicine, and youth exchange. One of the key areas is support for youth—students and young professionals. Among the projects are educational programs, exchanges, and internships in large state companies, as well as a media school. In a year and a half of operation, "Eurasia" has united 100,000 participants from various countries, becoming a leading platform for humanitarian interaction in the Eurasian space.
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