the spine was crushed and everyone said one thing , she would not walk, so there was a slide, it was so insulting. some even talked and my husband was told here in svetlogorsk that refuse , refuse. well, how to refuse? we don't even want to hear the word. this is our child , i have a very good family, brother, sister and mom dad died in 2013. they support me in everything. if there i am not right, then educate me. once upon a time, children were small and they were bought lies. and in the dad's garage there were these skis under a canopy. and here, a she is with a stroller and i am taking her, she has already seen and says, dad, i want to ski. she went, in general, to school. we sent her there,

we were leaving for competitions between boarding schools, and i also participated in wheelchair riding there, there was 160 m 400 m of snow, although it was not so fast, but nevertheless it was on my shoulders. it happens like that, just right for skiing. uniform 1 in the second zone we ride 140 on the rise 150 strokes understood, right? well, watch out for the technique of not spreading your arms as usual, some do understand, yes, the sponges of europe where i took two gold and then let's go. we are at the world championships, where she took two silvers and two bronzes in the sprint for literally one and a half

seconds, lost the first place to an american. and i want to wish the people who eliminate these people, here are the paralympic athletes, that they have a human heart, a good one, to somehow raise their spirits and not lose heart. and when you win medals, and you understand that after all, it’s not in vain that there is some completed one. uh, well, the complete feeling of the seasons, that's all the work done all the work, well, they didn't. just like that, it's our pride. we are always following her progress. this is still approximately for our children only with their work, only with their hearts. we can achieve some

results. yes, it's about, i feel like a happy person. the mask of successful success, she is what drew on king two and so it is from top to bottom. so three each of us plays different roles during our lives. but what to do point-blank does not notice the reward. it is the desire to move forward. this is history. this is your life. bypassed me. let's say. so you know it, for me it is very important in my

youth. on belarus 24 tv channel here i am hello, probably, we are the only ones in the republic of belarus who still produce the good old tasty moscow sausage exactly according to the gost recipe v. cis is even better. and this is just some kind of simple, what a rare story a woman forges. that's not forging says. it's lightly hammered. a no, the second leg, she hid under and she, as it were, is a fantasy, look at the good knapsack with svetlana borovskaya on our

tv channel. hello, my name is. i came to belarus now i live and work together. i came from syria, i came here to study, i entered a medical university and graduated and received a high education and stayed right there when i first came to belarus.

what impressed me there? this, of course, is frost cold, i immediately ran to the store to buy warm clothes, the second thing that impressed me instead of beauty that is. when i walk around the city in summer, everything is green everywhere. here is green green. well, everywhere, here we are now walking, yes, everywhere, no, everything is white, and in summer everything is green. i have a very good family. my father's name is ahmed. my mother's name is maka and i have two little sisters, so it happened to me that i am the only son in the family at once. since childhood, i felt that i had a great responsibility, since in the east, respectively, usually on a man, so i wanted to study as a doctor, because it prestigious profession was a very profitable profession. i tried, i studied. well, i didn’t have enough points to enter on the same day a call came in and it was suggested to my father

that e, let’s send the bushure abroad so that he can be treated by a doctor, and they said that we will help, the way you helped us in childhood. just my dad. he himself is older than him in the family and his family was not rich, and he died when he was little. he was still in the fifth grade and it turns out he has four more sconces. which is younger and he started to work. that is, he is still a schoolboy, he began work to support theirs. they didn't want to tell him with a gadget, you donated your childhood. yes, for our sake, and bushehr is our son. it's not just your son. he bears a surname, our common surname, when he graduates from the university he opens his office. it will be written there. this is our name and we are proud of it. this is our son. they then offered to go to armenia . of course i was. this is hard for me. mom was hard for me to let go, because i

was the only son in the family, very very much mom is attached. well, i have sisters but she is very attached. she talks all night. i don't want to stand against your fate. if you have made this decision, then i can only support you, of course, what was told to me about armenia was not justified. when i arrived, i saw immediately from the airport. everything is ruined there, the country is clear that it is poor, and then, when i go to the university, well, go to the university already. well, my brother studied there in russian, and he recommended me better, like in russian, it was possible in english or armenian, but he speaks better in russian, so i passed the preparatory faculty there in russian. i studied russian . i used to turn on russian radio so that you could listen to russian speech, then i bought cassettes in russian, if i wanted to hear it. just because the russian language. i only heard him at the university, when in the classroom and even then my parents called,

i say, mom, well, there is no future if i understand that we don’t give uncle. money for me to study, and i am there even if i don’t try, there is no opportunity to be a good doctor, because a doctor is practice. i say, i need a country and we started to discuss it well, it turns out you were finishing your first year. you are in russian. that is, we had to look for a country precisely in order to continue our studies in russian, and why belarus was where i live in armenia, i had a neighbor. and she is such a butterfly with age, and with her i often speak russian son. he lived and worked in minsk and i, when i ask her about belarus, she says. oh, it's very cool there. it's very beautiful there. i live there . it's very quiet, very calm. she says there are good people. the country is very calm there. i say, the main thing - they

speak russian. she says, he only speaks there, there is the belarusian language. well, and there, basically everyone speaks russian. i packed my bags and returned home and was just looking for someone from my acquaintances, so that someone could meet me. just started searching. mom, i was looking for my friends and they found e my countryman. he lives here. he came a long time ago, too, got busy finishing up. she has. the family is also burning belarusian wife. come, i'll meet you, but the restaurant is a chic country, a good beautiful one. i just asked a question, minsk well, how is our city or worse? well, just after i have armenia already, i would just say, are you saying, he says more beautiful a million times, he flew me at the airport. he met me from his daughter and tells me about mi, that this is this this is there. and even my daughter was fun to talk to. so he came. you ask first. how is your hometown? and you tell him everything about minsky. you say even you don't

you ask. that's how your parents live there. and you're just talking about the minsk bowl . he promises me all the way, look there, look there. and when we left the city on the avenues, i only look to the left to the right, my mouth is open chic. where i ended up i was immediately impressed by the university. it is so big compared to what was in armenia, there is even a canteen where this was not. we just had pigtails on the street in armenia, and here is the dining room, and here the library is large, and just here we have anatomy, the first lesson is original in volume, and immediately we are on the corpses. this is what they showed right there. well, that is, the levels immediately feel the level is much higher. i felt that i was at the university, when i graduated, no, it was the university. in 2008, as planned, i was returning home in syria, i had to take an exam to confirm my

diploma. this is in any country, when you get a diploma, and in another country you come, you have to take an exam to confirm this diploma. i passed the exam. i supported, but i had to continue to study, because modern medicine is no longer stands at some stages, it is necessary to constantly develop, and i wanted to choose my specialization, and it was he who wanted to become an autonomologist. and who at that time did not have a place in my city, so i then sat for a year and a half waiting for a place to at least be vacated, so it was not there, and my parents and i decided that since i was in minsk , how much i love this city, how much i like studying here and it was decided to go to minsk again. i will be very happy about this, and i returned here. it works out. in 2009 in the month of october and it was planned for me that in 2013 i would finish the clinical ordinance and return home, and i could not

return, because my parents and they themselves fled to another city then to turkey well , the neighboring side was. well i am the way i am here . i think that's it, then i'll stay here, and i'll work here. well, from the very beginning , because i did not plan to stay here, and here the legislator of the republic of belarus, in order to work inside belarus , i had to undergo an internship. so it's an internship. i didn't plan to be here then. this is the very beginning to stay, so i did not do an internship, and at that time i was already married, and so was my wife. irina didn't tell us . i say, damn it, i still have to study there again, it will be difficult and financial already, because in syria my parents could no longer give me money, because the situation was already with the arctic series there, and she tells me, come on. well, i'm teaching you. she's an economist herself. she says she trades on the stock exchange and works at the institute so she says let me

teach you a. then i found on the internet that at the institute of business. i run some training courses. i was the one who needed to get my degree. ah precisely, that officially any education obtain. they are just so us two levels. they had a stock exchange business and took these courses with them. i now work as a lecturer at business institutes. well, all the same, the profession of a doctor still lives inside me. that is, i want to work as a doctor and i applied for citizenship of the republic of belarus in the way that he already passed my wife under the law . how long i have already filed. and i i am very glad that literally i am a month ago, uh, the president signed a decree giving me a civil republic of belarus, so now we are their plans. i want to surf the internet already as in belarus and after that i will start working as a doctor. that is, i want to work as a doctor and teach for 3 minutes. propaganda

can be different, but this will not make them better understand what to do in real life. i will explain the author of the project propaganda in detail consider widely. discussed topics analyzes the facts leads arguments and refutes rumors any important decision at the state level should have a clear goal, why we are doing this, and the end result should be better for people. my name is igor tur. this was my propaganda. watch the new releases on belarus 24 tv channel. how to organize meals so that there is enough energy for the whole day, i think i try to cook balanced meals, and there were always slow carbohydrates for breakfast , because children often skip meals at school. usually i eat something based on

eggs, scrambled eggs, i like porridge very much, you then take care of the pancakes, and i'll make the sauce about it and not only belarusian athletes tell. has it ever counted how many sports? you commented. and you know, i won’t tell you the exact number, but i have a suspicion that it’s sports. well, somewhere around 20, probably gathered. how do you find promising future olympic champions , watch the breakfast of champions culinary project on belarus 24 tv channel. is it possible to smooth out points of tension in the information space ? i'll open it, but i don't see anything terrible myself, i'll answer for it. why it is possible and necessary to doubt this figure in the direction of its increase in the new editions of the

editors club project, experts continue to discuss the most important socio-political events and the influence of the media on public opinion, therefore, of course, analytics. uh, the collection of materials today should come out on top in the world once again the world, only this provides the basis for the further development of the club of editors. watch on tv channel belarus 24. we are now near the medical university. actually here. i came to study. i studied here for 5 years and my first days

in belarus are here near the university, the belarusian teacher is different, well, the most-most-most favorite is, of course, uh, teachers of each russian language. why because who are we running into when we come here? this is the first one, as they say, like a mother is a second mother. yes, and basically. well, my favorite ones were the final teachers of the russian language. i always wanted to become a good doctor , i strived for this, and when i was the first the second course is with foreigners. yes, i always wanted this language barrier to disappear. i went to the dean's office and asked that i be transferred to a belarusian group, that is, with belarusian students. i knew, i knew russian well, but i just lacked practice. we became friends with them. we communicated with him. they helped me a lot.

uh, k on lexi's synopsis. they gave me, so that it would be easier for me to explain, if i didn’t understand something, and we were friends at the university for a reason. we spent time together. at the weekend we went to billiards of the will in pigtails. i sat and invited them to my hostel. i prepared our eastern cuisine for them, they tried it this way. i began to slowly understand the belarusian authority, that is, i had to study it from the inside. and after that i even love each other for them. they always called me bushurchik. they also called me that you are ours, you are already our syrian, belarus those were the happiest years of my life. this is the most that you can say the childhood of childhood, but i do not remember all my childhood. yes, but these student years i remember them and remember forever, because there were difficult moments, and their merry moment. uh, there's been success and failure. eh, it was sweet and bitter.

this is the whole life of a person, you can say, because this is the age when a person passes, becomes mature. yes, from such a teenage years, so this is the happiest of my years. we are now in the main building of the institute of business, i am running, and now i want to meet you with the head of the institute valery makevich hello, this is my manager is makevich valery viktorovich , he is the one who hired me here. i am

very glad that i already work at the institute and i am glad that this is my colleague and since it works with him it is very easy to work with him and he plays a huge role in the development of our institute and our business institute courses - he goes to the same. e, a single complex of the belarusian state university, despite the fact that we are an independent legal entity, an independent institution we have accreditation licenses, for all our training programs we are preparing and uh, higher education advanced higher education was master's education. we also have faculty, advanced training and retraining. boer. uh, they saw in him a responsible discipline. a person, but a creative creative that is, we can say that he not only gives material, how easy it is to poke a teacher. well, he's a great marketer. i am personally a manager, when he enters the classroom and now presents

the exchange business program as a teacher, then there will almost immediately form a group on the following training, so we, of course, acquired a highly qualified specialist in our pedagogical team. i want to thank the leadership for the conditions that we have today. uh, at the institute. we have, uh, very, very high technology. that is, we conduct courses both in the classroom and online. this, of course, is all thanks to the leadership, and because they us, well, in love in the matter in any matter. we always turn. of course, they are always helping us at any moment. they always help us so that we have, uh, courses were very successful when a person is going to invest his money or invest somewhere. he must understand where he invested in them. and that you didn’t lose them later,

so we first of all teach people financial literacy of the stock market. this is the same business, only it is much more developed than the traditional business today is very much in demand. and this, to be honest, it all started in 2014. uh, when they began to impose sanctions against russia and a lot of people lost money for the difference in the exchange rate, and people ran who had a logistics business, they ran said, we lost our money because they buy goods in foreign currency. and they lost a lot of business in russian rubles and ran to us. how can we save our business today. the world is changing we have noticed how fast it is changing, and the business is changing too and a person needs to adapt. knowledge must be taught, because when a person comes to be trained,

he will first of all acquire a foundation, and he can further develop in this direction. i am the kind of person who believes that it is necessary to develop until the end of life, while the heart is beating, it is necessary to develop and cannot be stopped in one place. i already have the second kazakhstan, my first medical education, and then, but i have not stopped at this and today. if, for example, i hear that it's some kind of new one. uh, new technology or something new? i go there because i'm not ashamed to study, well, as they say, in russian, i don't know, you really don't want to know, so i go with pleasure. i enjoy it in that i i share with people experienced and teach for me , too, so liberal self-confidence when you teach, so you are confident in yourself, because it is 50% of psychologists and therefore i am most often very confident today and i am very glad that i got here.

now we are in drozdy park. this is my favorite park. i usually go here with my wife. i live not far from here, so this is my favorite park. my wife and i walk every day. after a working day, we go here to discuss our family issues, relax before going to bed, find some fresh air, my his wife's name is irina. she is belorusskaya. and we met here at a meeting. i was in the business of meeting with a businessman. i was there as an interpreter. and she was present here in this at this meeting. i saw it then and immediately knew what it was.