Activists of the Iskra
movement, the Belarusian Belaya
Rus Party,
and the All-Russian organization
Young Guard
of United Russia have joined forces at a local meat
processing plant. The project
involves 12 boys
and girls
between the ages of
18 and 30. Belarus
and Russia
are represented by 6 people each.
This is the first time such a format
of a real labor movement
has been implemented. The participants are officially enrolled
in the company's staff.
Until 15 August, they
will work
as auxiliary workers in
the workshops — packing,
packing products and
helping with loading. And
after the shifts, the guys
will have a busy programme:
in the evenings, discussion
platforms, quizzes and
cultural events are organized
for them.
The main goal of this
initiative is to unite
the youth of the two countries
through joint work
and live
communication. They plan to expand
this experience
in the future
