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Putin's remarks came in the context of 강조 on national unity and education as part of the "Year of the Unity of the Peoples of Russia", a government initiative aimed at strengthening social cohesion among Russia's multiple nationalities.
The Head of State pointed out that common values have been the foundation that enabled Russia to determine its own path and move forward confidently, throughout the ages.
President Putin added: "It is very important that students, school and university students, wherever they live, feel that they are an integral part of one great homeland, and that they learn from an early age to respect the cultural diversity and authentic traditions of our multinational people, realizing the strength and importance of the values that have united them over the centuries."
The Russian President noted that this tireless work on the part of teachers must continue permanently, especially at the present time in conjunction with the “Year of the Unity of the Peoples of Russia.”
The Head of State said: “Throughout the ages, shared values and a unified vision for the future have been the support that enabled us to define our own path and move forward with confident steps.”
President Putin stressed that the work of the teacher constitutes the basic foundation for any successes and achievements.
The Russian President said: "We are proud of the legacy created by previous generations, and we are proud of the achievements of our contemporaries. We are fully aware that the work of the teacher constitutes the basic foundation for any successes, victories and gains, and for everything that was instilled in the stages of childhood and youth, and during the years of school and university study."

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