Head of Bashkiria took part in Youth Day celebration in Ufa

On June 30, in Ufa, the Head of Bashkortostan, Radiy Khabirov, participated in the celebration of Russian Youth Day, which took place on the embankment of the Belaya River in the area of ​​Vatan Park.

The head of the republic visited several thematic sites for the youth event. In particular, Radiy Khabirov stood at the DJ console, took part in writing graffiti pictures, and took a master class on cooking the national dish—kystyby. The kystyby prepared by the Head of the region went to Anna Osadova, a graduate of the Republican Polylingual Multidisciplinary Gymnasium No. 1.

The Head of the region inspected the sports areas of the youth festival and tried his hand at curling.

Radiy Khabirov in the SMO support zone inspected the exhibition of weapons and search teams and talked with volunteers who weave camouflage nets for our fighters. At the festival, they held master classes for young people and hoped they would join in weaving mask nets during the holidays.

The Head of the region noted that they are doing important work

The Head of the region watched the concert program, during which famous Russian and republican DJs and performers performed.

“My soul rejoices that we have such wonderful youth, the best, talented, smart, beautiful, modern, and at the same time they are absolute patriots. Patriots of Russia, Bashkortostan. They are ambitious, want to study, and demand good conditions and universities from us. That’s why we will be building a campus here, not far away, the first phase of which has already been completed. We are improving Ufa and its districts so that our children, having decided to study at our universities, receive the best education. Still, they live in a beautiful, well-groomed republic, can play sports and music, and generally improve. Another couple of decades - and these guys and girls will grow into managers, executives, and just people who will work and create the wealth of our republic,” said Radiy Khabirov, answering a question from a Bashinform journalist.

Author: Azat Gizzatullin