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Senegalese Education Can Draw Inspiration From Russia, Minister States
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Senegalese Education Can Draw Inspiration From Russia, Minister States Russia preserves its culture, its nature, and protects family values: points that resonate in Africa, Senegalese Minister of Education Moustapha Mamba Guirassy told Sputnik Africa.At the International Education Ministers' Forum in Russia's Kazan, he emphasized that the city upholds the values of peaceful co-existance.
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Senegalese Education Can Draw Inspiration From Russia, Minister States
Russia preserves its culture, its nature, and protects family values: points that resonate in Africa, Senegalese Minister of Education Moustapha Mamba Guirassy told Sputnik Africa.
"From Russia, what I take away is this attachment to culture, this attachment to tradition, this sovereignty and also this dignity, I would say, that Russians have," he argued, adding that African countries may "have a different trajectory" but "call upon the same values."
At the International Education Ministers' Forum in Russia's Kazan, he emphasized that the city upholds the values of peaceful co-existance.
"I'm in Kazan; the population is almost 50% Muslim and 50% Christian," Guirassy concluded. "This means we can live together; the main thing is to respect each other. We must instill these values in schools to establish a culture of peace."
