MOGILEV, 23 May (BelTA) – The delegation of the Tula Oblast department of the Union of Women of Russia will visit Mogilev Oblast on 23-24 May where it will get familiar with the work of the women's movement in the Belarusian region, BelTA learned from Chairperson of the Mogilev Oblast organization of the Belarusian Union of Women Inessa Korotkevich.
The program of the visit includes visits to the facilities of healthcare, education, social and cultural spheres, the manufacturing sector of Mogilev and Shklov District. In particular, the guests will visit the regional children's hospital, the Leninsky District center of social security (Mogilev), the SOS-Children's Village Mogilev, OAO Domochai, the memorial complex Buinichi Field, etc.
During the official meeting in the Mogilev Oblast Executive Committee which will be attended by Deputy Chairperson of the Council of the Republic of the National Assembly of Belarus, Chairperson of the Belarusian Union of Women Marianna Shchetkina, senior officials of the executive committee and its departments the representatives of the women's movement of the two countries will discuss further improvement of cooperation. An agreement on cooperation between the Tula Oblast department of the Union of Women of Russia and the Mogilev Oblast organization of the Belarusian Union of Women will help enhance partnership.
“The eagerness to learn more about each other, interact, use the best achievements of our organizations can be explained by many things,” Inessa Korotkevich said. “Since 1998, Mogilev and Tula have been twin towns helping each other in various fields, including the housing and utilities sector, beautification, organization of cultural and sports events, holding of business matchmaking sessions. Besides, it is common knowledge that any partnership becomes stronger if regional ties serve as the foundation. The future document will become a good step for the implementation of the existing agreement on mutual cooperation between the Belarusian Union of Women and the Union of Women of Russia.”
