Igor Buga, "We have much what to learn from Russians"

15 people were included in the delegation from Pridnestrovie, which, at the invitation of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs, took part in a workshop on the basics of social project management. It was held in the Russian capital from 16 to 21 May. Altogether, 135 people took part in it. Our delegation, including experts in the sphere of youth policy of state administrations of cities and districts, was headed by Igor Buga, Chairman of the Committee of the Supreme Council for Public Associations, Sport, Information and Youth Policy. Upon their return from the capital, they held a briefing for local journalists.

The workshop program includes trainings, master classes, and game modeling. Russian coaches shared the experience gained from the already implemented projects. In particular, all participants were impressed by the project of the famous Russian TV presenter Dmitri Khaustov "The Territory of museums". The use of modern information technologies, 3D can be "visited" in 150 Russian museums without leaving home. In Moscow, the possibility of including in this already extensive list of Pridnestrovian museum was discussed.

Youth representatives of Pridnestrovie discussed in Moscow the issues of holding youth forums, organizing volunteer movements, which are already ubiquitously developed in Russia, searching for this resource. All this, according to the participants of the briefing, should be transferred to the Pridnestrovian soil, and more actively involve young people in these processes. Within the framework of one of the trainings, members of the Pridnestrovian delegation have practically prepared a project to increase the legal literacy of young people.

The results of the trip during the briefing were summed up by the head of the delegation, the head of the profile parliamentary committee Igor Buga. He noted that such a representative delegation from Pridnestrovie went to the Russian capital for the first time.

According to the parliamentarian, indicates an increase in the amount allocated by the Russian government grants for the implementation of projects in the sphere of youth policy. If last year this amount amounted to 370 million rubles of the Russian Federation, then for 2018, it is already planned 2.5 billion rubles.