Twenty children of the martyrs visit Moscow on an entertainment trip

Moscow - Sana

The Educational Action Department of the Investigative Office of the Russian Federation, with the support of the Ministries of Defense and Foreign Affairs and the Syrian Embassy in Moscow, organized a visit for a group of the children of the martyrs, including 20 children, to the Russian capital.

The Syrian children visited the residence center of the "cadet" regiment of the Investigation Bureau, a center where Russian children study within a military system and military education, where the workers of the office organized educational programs for the children of the martyrs, acquainted them with the history of Russia and educational and entertainment programs that also transport them to the childhood space and the atmosphere of New Year's holidays.

During the week-long visit, the Syrian children made many trips to all parts of the Russian capital, during which they became acquainted with the halls of the Kremlin and the Russian architectural monuments. They also visited the Zaryady park in Moscow, the famous Russian ice cream factory, the “Patriot” park, the central puppet theater and other places in Moscow, and participated in a concert prepared by Investigation Bureau students to express their talents and technical skills.

In a special event, the head of the investigation office, Alexander Bastrykin, during his meeting with the Syrian children, confirmed that the Russian side fully supports efforts to solve the crisis in Syria and restore security and stability to all parts of the country and will continue to provide various humanitarian assistance to the Syrian people.

Bastrykin briefed the children on the education of cadet trainees, their training programs, their way of life and their participation in various socially important events. The Syrian children also learned about the launch of the recent business competitions of the Russian national youth organized by the Russian Bureau of Investigation, dedicated to celebrating the victory in the Great Patriotic War.

Pastrykin noted that the program for inviting children from Syria to Russia will expand in the future more and more.

In turn, the Syrian ambassador in Moscow, Dr. Riyad Haddad, pointed out that the Syrian children learned through this visit about the Russian reality and the Russian customs and traditions, pointing to the importance of these visits, which also include familiarizing the Russian side with the civilization and culture of Syrian society with its customs and traditions through these children.

The investigation office considered that assisting children affected by terrorist acts in Syria is an integral part of its tasks, stressing that the work aimed at rehabilitating and supporting children will double in the future to face the dire and devastating consequences of wars and crimes.