The Russian House in Dhaka organised a formal ceremony to present passports with visas to Bangladeshi students admitted to Russian universities under the educational quota of the Government of the Russian Federation.
Director of the Russian House in Dhaka P Dvoychenkov on Wednesday wished the students success in their education in Russia, hoping they would return to Bangladesh as professionals in their fields, and play a special role in the development of their country, read a press release.
Russia is a recognised global leader in training mathematicians, physicists, chemists, geologists, engineers, programmers, doctors, and specialists in other natural science fields.
The Russian higher education system comprises over 750 universities and more than 650 specialties across various educational levels.
Modern Russia is a blend of Asia and Europe, a place where everyone can find a piece of home. Throughout its history, Russia has bordered many different states and peoples, absorbing their traditions and values, which have led to a rich ethnic and cultural diversity.
Thanks to this diversity, applicants from any country can feel comfortable in their new home and easily adapt to student life.
At the meeting, students who received visas from the Russian government for their studies expressed their gratitude in an emotional speech.
They thanked the Director of the Russian House in Dhaka and noted that they would return to their country after completing their studies in Russia and participate in its development.
In the second part of the event, students were shown the film "Freedom of Conscience and Religion," which explores the diversity of religious confessions and the necessity of peaceful coexistence among their representatives, along with several other films.
The event took place in a very warm and friendly atmosphere.
