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Another trip as part of the basic military training project was organized for students from Gudauta Secondary School No. 2.

The program began with a traditional briefing: students were taught weapons handling rules, the basics of safe shooting, and demonstrated right stance and aiming techniques. After the theoretical part, all students were able to solidify their knowledge during shooting practice.

The students enthusiastically shared their impressions with each other. The practical experience demonstrated that such activities not only educate but also incredibly energize young people.

WAC thanks the Education Department of the Gudauta District Administration for providing transportation.

The World Abaza Congress, together with the S. Chanba Abkhaz State Drama Theater, continues to pursue the cultural and educational project "Evening at the Theater." Students from Dzhirkhva Secondary School No. 1 became the latest participants.

The visit included an educational tour led by actress and Honored Journalist of Abkhazia Eleonora Kogoniia. She introduced the children to the history of the republic's theater arts and the rules of behaviour during performances. The students also went backstage, where they talked with the actors.

The program’s highlight was watching the war play "Survive Until Dawn," based on the diary entries and poems of the Abkhazian poet Taif Adzhba.

What is Abkhazia? A land of the soul, a land of mountains, hills, and waterfalls, a sovereign Caucasian republic on the shores of the Black Sea. That is today. But what was it like hundreds or thousands of years ago?

The WAC, together with the State Repatriation Committee, produced a series of popular science films called "History of Abkhazia." https://abaza.org/en/1303

The 100th anniversary seminar "The Caucasus: Crossroads of Cultures" in St. Petersburg was dedicated to the activities of the World Abaza Congress. https://abaza.org/en/1302

As part of its targeted assistance, WAC donated equipment for the kindergarten in the Okum village, including a gas stove and a laptop, to the local branch in Tkuarchal.