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The BRICS Student Card project was launched as a form of social support for students of the BRICS countries, providing preferential access to cultural and sports institutions and the opportunity to travel in 30 countries. The creation of a network of BRICS educational institutions and a digital platform to support small and medium-sized businesses is also being discussed.
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The BRICS Student Card project was launched to provide social support to young people.
The creation of a network of BRICS educational institutions is being worked on.
A digital platform is being created to support small and medium-sized businesses, and “BRICS Houses” are opening in different countries.
MOSCOW, September 10 - RIA Novosti. The “BRICS Student Card” was launched as a form of support for youth, and the creation of a network of BRICS educational institutions is also being worked on, said the president of this network, rector of the Eurasian International University Konstantin Klimenko-Bogdanov.
“It is important that young people believe in the ideas and goals of BRICS. For her, the “BRICS Student Card” project was launched - a form of social support for students. Thanks to this card, students will be able to visit cultural and sports centers, museums, and travel on preferential terms in 30 countries. We are working on a project to create a network of BRICS educational institutions,” Klimenko-Bogdanov told NEWS.ru.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
A network of BRICS educational institutions will be created in the coming months
Possible · Within months
The number of countries where the BRICS Student Card is valid will increase oltre 30
Possible · Within months

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