
Russian President Vladimir Putin, during the opening of the Point of the Future complex in Yakutia, emphasized the importance of ensuring equal opportunities for all children to receive a quality education, regardless of their place of residence.
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Since 2019, work has been underway in Russia to build new schools.
Every Russian child should have access to a good education. This was stated by Russian President Vladimir Putin via video link during the opening of the Point of the Future complex in Yakutia, RIA Novosti writes.
“We set ourselves the task that every child in a metropolis, in a small town, in a northern or Far Eastern village has equal opportunities for quality education,” he said.
The head of state emphasized that since 2019, more than 1.7 thousand new schools have started operating in Russia.
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