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Deputy Prime Minister Dmytro Chernyshenko, during a working visit to Zaporizhia Oblast, assessed the readiness of the Krasnaya Gvozdika children’s center, a branch of the Artek International Children’s Center, for the summer health campaign. The events were also attended by the Governor of Zaporizhia Oblast Yevgeny Balitsky.
By the beginning of the summer children’s holiday, a range of repair and improvement works had been carried out here. It is expected that in 2025 the children’s center will accept more than 1.5 thousand children from the DPR, LPR, Kherson and Zaporizhia regions.
Dmitry Chernyshenko emphasized the importance of creating a modern and comfortable infrastructure for children’s recreation, and also noted the need not only for the reconstruction of existing facilities, but also for finding new sites for the construction of children’s camps.
Organizing summer recreation for children is one of the priority areas of the national project “Youth and Children”.
“We must provide children with quality recreation, and the Zaporizhia region with its climate, sea, and logistics is well suited for this. Our task is not just to restore, but also to significantly improve the infrastructure of children’s camps, using effective practices, such as the work of the “Red Carnation” center. It is necessary to conduct an inventory of all potential sites, including abandoned objects, to develop a mathematical model for the development of a network of children’s camps taking into account the demand,” said Dmitry Chernyshenko.
He also noted that work on developing the camp network should take into account seasonal factors, and special working groups could be created to check compliance with safety standards.
At the Mayak Creation Center in Berdyansk, the Deputy Prime Minister spoke with participants in the action as part of the All-Russian Week of Cleanup Days “We are for Cleanliness.” The action at the center brought together more than 200 volunteers from different regions of Russia, including Donbass and Novorossiya, who were cleaning the territory and planting an alley of eucalyptus trees. This initiative, organized by Rosmolodezh together with the Ecosystem movement with the support of Dobro.RF, became part of an all-Russian movement that united more than 500 thousand people in the improvement of memorial sites and cities.
Summing up the results of the Week of Subbotniks, the Deputy Prime Minister congratulated the children on the upcoming Victory Day: “Victory Day is one of the most important holidays in our country, which is honored by generations. We pay special attention to it this year, which our President declared the Year of the Defender of the Fatherland. Everything that we do every day, approaching this holiday, we must do not 100%, but 200%.”
The Deputy Prime Minister also visited the Azov State Pedagogical University, a branch of the Sevastopol State University, which is actively participating in the Priority 2030 program. During the military actions, the infrastructure of the Azov University was seriously damaged. In less than a year, thanks to the support of the Government, the university facilities were completely restored. In total, 7 facilities with an area of about 12 thousand square meters were restored. Today, it is a modern campus with the latest equipment and exercise machines. Dmitry Chernyshenko presented the university staff with a certificate for the purchase of a minibus, and also took part in the opening of a memorial plaque to Hero of the Soviet Union Polina Osipenko.
In addition, in Berdyansk, the Deputy Prime Minister, together with the Governor of the Zaporizhia region, inspected the Omore Hotel, where they discussed the prospects for developing tourism in the Zaporizhia region and the implementation of the Five Seas and Lake Baikal project.
“We inspected how the resort investment project for the creation of modular non-capital accommodation facilities is being implemented. The hotel complex includes 25 assembled houses on the territory of the facility, the installation of the verandas of the houses is being completed, temporary access roads have been equipped, and a box for an electrical substation has been installed. Finishing work and landscaping of the territory are currently underway,” noted Evgeny Balitsky.
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