Russian MP, ANO Eurasian Integration founder Aleksey Zhuravlyov pointed out that the organisation was building 14 facilities in Pridnestrovie. Five of them had already been commissioned; eight more would have been put into service by the end of the year, and the last one — Tiraspol's perinatal centre of the Republican Centre of Mother and Child — would receive its first patients in 2016.
«It is symbolic that on International Children's Day our actions speak louder than fine words that Russia does not leave Pridnestrovie alone and does its best for the development of the rising generation," he said.
«Russia keeps its word and helps in the provision of pensions, upbringing of the rising generation and reconstruction of medical facilities. After the project has been fulfilled, Pridnestrovie's social service will be completely transformed and become an example for the neighbouring countries," added the chairman of the State Duma Property Committee, chairman of the interfactional group on cooperation with Pridnestrovie's Supreme Council, Sergey Gavrilov.
In its turn, President Yevgeny Shevchuk highlighted the importance of the humanitarian project carried out by Eurasian Integration in our republic. The construction of kindergartens, in particular, helped to deal with the shortage of places, which had been very acute in the past several years.
«This is a big day for Pridnestrovie as we are opening three beautiful, colourful up-to-date kindergartens equipped with state-of-the-art technology. Thanks to the efforts of the Russian leadership and ANO Eurasian Integration, a considerable contribution has been made in the formation of the environment for children and their parents," he said.
Speaking to the journalists, the Russian MPs pointed out that the facilities under construction would create the best conditions for the development of all children regardless of their nationality and mother tongue.
«The first kindergarten we have commissioned is designed for Moldavian-speaking children. Now we are building a school in the village of Tashlyk that will also admit children speaking Moldavian, that is, nobody cares here what language you speak. People are united here. The leadership makes every effort to unite the coming generation irrespective of the culture the children belong to. And now, when comparing to other countries, this is especially vital," said Aleksey Zhuravlyov.
«Up-to-date methods of building, up-to-date methods of teaching and upbringing rest on the solid foundation — Eurasian and Christian values, love for children and concern for the establishment of the normal traditional family," added Sergey Gavrilov.
Russia's MPs also underscored that on finishing the remaining nine facilities the humanitarian project implemented by Eurasian Integration might be continued.
«Now we are concentrating efforts on the fulfillment of the order made by Dmitri O. Rogozin, but if we are entrusted with something else, we will accomplish it within the time limit and in a good quality," said Aleksey Zhuravlyov.
