MIL-OSI Russia: Rosneft volunteers develop a culture of book giving throughout Russia

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Rosneft enterprises across the country took part in the all-Russian campaign “Give books with love”, which was timed to coincide with International Book Giving Day, celebrated annually on February 14.

As part of the campaign, the Company’s volunteers traditionally donate printed publications to city and rural libraries, museums, educational and medical institutions. Over the years of participating in the initiative, oil workers have enriched literary collections with thousands of various publications, including encyclopedic, popular science and fiction books.

In the year of the 80th anniversary of the Victory in the Great Patriotic War, special attention is paid to works dedicated to the heroes and battles of those years. For example, Tyumenneftegaz supported the publication of Sergei Polonsky’s book – “9 Great Battles of 1941-1945”, containing many historical facts, maps, photographs, which helps to preserve the memory of those events and the price of the Victory of the Soviet people over fascism.

Volunteers of the Samara group of companies “Rosneft” have been participating in the campaign for more than 5 years. “Samaraneftegaz” donated printed publications to the library of the village of Osinki, whose collection is more than 16 thousand copies, adding literature of various genres, including colorful illustrated encyclopedias in 32 volumes.

Activists of the Kuibyshevsky Oil Refinery handed over 100 books to the pupils of the Samara boarding school No. 136 for children with disabilities. The Novokuibyshevsky Oil Refinery handed over two hundred new publications to the library of the city social hotel, where parents with children in difficult life situations are temporarily accommodated. Employees of the Syzran Oil Refinery presented books to patients of the pediatric department and the pediatric surgery department of the Syzran hospital.

Volunteers from the Saratov Oil Refinery donated about 200 books on various topics to the library of the Sokolovy workers’ settlement.

RN-Vankor volunteers donated children’s publications to the wards of the Regional Family and Children’s Center, and also provided libraries at production sites with literature. Orenburgneft employees donated the collected books to children undergoing treatment in the children’s department of the city hospital in Buzuluk, as well as to residents of the local Obereg charity home.

Udmurtneft employees brought literature for extracurricular reading, development of creative abilities, collections of fairy tales, picture books and encyclopedias to general education institutions, kindergartens and boarding schools.

The company’s enterprises also hold an annual book exchange campaign. For example, employees of RN-North-West collect both new books and those that have already been read in a special terminal located in the enterprise’s office. This year, they collected more than 300 books, which will be transferred to rural libraries in the Leningrad Region.

For the holiday, Sakhalinmorneftegaz-Shelf donated several hundred copies of books collected by the Sakhalin-1 project workers to the Sakhalin Regional Universal Scientific Library. Some of the publications are in foreign languages. This will be a great help to readers who want to gain more knowledge about international literature in the original.

Volunteering is an important element of Rosneft’s corporate culture. The Company implements the Good Deeds Platform program, within the framework of which employees provide assistance to families and children in difficult life situations, provide targeted assistance to veterans, and also conduct patriotic, environmental education and other events.

Department of Information and Advertising of PJSC NK Rosneft February 14, 2025

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