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Sudan strengthens cultural presence in Russia with the opening of a permanent pavilion in Moscow
Sudan’s Ambassador to Russia Mohamed Al-Ghazali Siraj inaugurated the Sudan Pavilion at the Library of Foreign Literature in Moscow, as part of the 70th anniversary of Sudanese-Russian relations, in the presence of a diplomat and culture.
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Moscow – OnePress
Sudan’s Ambassador to Russia Mohamed Al-Ghazali Siraj inaugurated the Sudan Pavilion at the Library of Foreign Literature in Moscow, as part of the 70th anniversary of Sudanese-Russian relations, in the presence of a diplomat and culture.
The pavilion includes Sudanese writers and Russian publications dealing with Sudan’s history and culture, in a move aimed at enhancing cultural and knowledge exchange between the two countries and consolidating Sudan’s presence in Russian cultural institutions.
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