In Abkhazia
The exposition of paintings about Sukhum opened in the capital of Abkhazia.
A year has passed since the beginning of the archaeological project “Secrets of the Great Abkhaz Wall”. The excavation participant, volunteer Vasily Nikulin, shared his impressions of this work, talked about artifacts and asked experts about the significance of the finds.
The first phase - working meetings with environmental experts - was completed at the Discussion club of the World Abaza Congress and participants began to discuss projects.
The World Abaza Congress organized and held a holiday for children from the villages of Pakuash, Reka, Baslakhu, Akuaskia and Gup.
The World Abaza Congress organized and held a holiday for children from the villages of Pakuash, Reka, Baslakhu, Akuaskia and Gup.
The head of Abkhazia signed a decree on the situation with COVID-19, abolishing most of the restrictions that have been in force so far, but retaining restrictions on entry into the Republic.
The epidemiological situation in Abkhazia in the context of the COVID-19 pandemic, as well as the likelihood of changes in restrictive measures were discussed at the next meeting of the Coordination Headquarters to protect the population of Abkhazia from coronavirus infection.
A well-known Abkhaz scholar, member of the Supreme Council of the World Abaza Congress, Professor Viacheslav Chirikba told the WAC information portal about his new book “Abkhazia and Italian city-states of the XIII-XV centuries. Relationship Essays.”
The World Abaza Congress on Children's Day held a children's holiday in the village of Atara on June 1.
WAC organized commemorative events in Sukhum on the Day of Remembrance for the victims of the Caucasian War.