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Russia is sending 800 thousand textbooks to Tajik schools

Russia is sending 800 thousand textbooks to Tajik schools

Russia will deliver 800,000 copies of textbooks to Tajik schools. The Minister of Education of Russia, Sergey Kravtsov, presented an official certificate to the Minister of Education of Tajikistan, Hamid Khashimzoda.

Currently, 5 schools built with Russian funds operate in Tajikistan. Education in these schools is conducted entirely in Russian and based on Russian educational standards.

In addition, the salaries of teachers in these schools will also be paid by Russia. The project will serve to further strengthen cooperation between the two countries in the field of education.

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