Over 50,000 textbooks to be delivered to Armenia`s Russian-language  schools  

ArmInfo. "Almost five years of my parliamentary efforts have finally yielded results - more than  50,000 textbooks for Russian schools in Armenia have been delivered  to Yerevan!" Armenian MP Aleksey Sandikov wrote on his Facebook  account. 

He raised issue of the lack of textbooks at absolutely all meetings  with his Russian colleagues, during all his interviews, including the  high-profile speech by V. Solovyov.

"Many along this path promised mountains of gold, but then  disappeared somewhere; many promoted themselves on this topic with  zero effectiveness of their work.

"And only in October 2022 in Moscow at a meeting of delegations of  the Chairman of the National Assembly of Armenia A.R. Simonyan and  Chairman of the Federation Council of the Russian Federation V.I.  Matvienko, when I voiced the problem of the shortage of textbooks,  Valentina Ivanovna instructed to organize the delivery of the  necessary books. Thanks to the efforts of the interparliamentary  commission on cooperation, and personally its co-chairman from the  Russian Federation, Yuri Leonidovich Vorobyov, we have finally  achieved the desired result!"

New modern textbooks and teaching aids, including those on the  Russian language, literature, mathematics, algebra, geometry,  chemistry, physics, geography, biology, history, and the environment,  will arrive in schools on Monday.

The delivery of textbooks to schools will be carried out by the  representative office of Rossotrudnichestvo in Armenia and the "House  of Moscow" in Yerevan," Sandikov wrote. 

Meanwhile, as the Russian Humanitarian Mission, which delivered the  books to Armenia, told ArmInfo, within three days they will deliver  textbooks on chemistry, biology, physics, geography and other  subjects throughout Yerevan and regions of the country. There are 50  schools in the republic on the list. In total - more than 53,000  books, educational and fiction literature.

"The publications will replenish the library collections of  educational institutions located not only in Yerevan, but also in  other, including remote, regions: Ararat, Kotayk, Gegharkunik,  Shirak, Lori, Armavir, Syunik and Tavushk regions," reported in the  Russian Humanitarian Mission