to find a business, there is a line there, well, to find a job, but they don’t drive the plant when i arrive. they will see me, not completely indifferent there, then finally i have a dsk when they gave me a direction there, i arrived there, gave it to them, took me and, as usual, nothing, like others, like in belarus they took me through. i started working there and have been there now for almost 20 years. we are now in mogilev yes, because here i was taught further

specialty. here we could have lived here in a hostel nearby. here he is with his side, i know everything here. where is everything located here? i'm not alone a black man who studied here. there was a woman from malik and the arabs were taken together. eh, we were taught in russian, especially for me, it’s hard, since i’m not me, in general the russian language people don’t know anything to me, only here, when we arrived, it starts to learn, but it’s very difficult, damn it, some people. here she didn’t, well, i didn’t finish, i’ll come back, but we studied well, who has already given it here? they gave us a megaphone so that this is how we studied for 4 years and ended up

being treated well, because there were already foreigners in this college. we are not the first who were studying, if our so dark-skinned arabs were already studying, she was already used to it, so when we came to them anyway, they treated us very good, who wants to study, and here you can get a good interrupt and his son. i was traveling from syria. although i myself was born in a toilet there , it’s 50 degrees, and we know the soviet union - it’s snow, frost, and so on. i came here. yes

it was for me. let's just say it's weird to see. i remember arriving in october and belarus was all covered with snow. i came to belarus from syria and came here to study, however, my father sent me here to become a programmer. but i didn't like it. but i didn’t know that in belarus there is a specialty called international relations, as i found out, i called my dad and told him. dad please let me study at the faculty of international relations, and he agreed. he says whatever you want. the main thing is to get a good education. unfortunately, then i knew little and knew nothing at all, except that my brother studied here. well, uh,

but i just knew that in belarus people eat potatoes. he eats a lot. this is it for me was. the first thing i learned about belarus when i came here, really. i was scared to go. i came to a young foreign country, and but let’s just say, after the collapse of the ussr , the situation was unstable in all the republics, so we were very afraid , worried whether, for example, they would interfere with our life, it was completely different, maybe, well, i was lucky. at least until now. i have been living in belarus for 25 years. nobody really perceived me as a stranger, on the contrary, when we knew that i was from syria, everyone immediately treated me. uh,

tolerant. eh, peacefully supported. oh, what a great fellow you are, you give from your parents how i mean, in this regard, i felt very comfortable. here, when students come to a foreign country and do not speak the language of the country, it presents difficulties for any person, especially for students. and as you know in the field, we only study english, french and arabic. that is, i didn’t know a single word in russian; it was very difficult; the russian language is not one of the simplest and easiest languages. i would say thanks our teacher, if my memory serves me correctly, firstly, a wonderful person and a wonderful teacher. she taught us russian and scolded us in a good way when we didn't

do our homework or when we spoke arabic. here the build-up only helped us a lot and believe me over time. yes, we all spoke russian. childhood curiosity and sincere interest in life were you given anything through connections, do you believe in any of our modern world, does your recognition give you any privileges absolutely honesty and genuine emotions of children's heroes, you can never deceive only the truth. ah, it may be unrequited at the moment when i stop feeling love, well, that is, this will be the moment

of my end of a talk show in which famous people answer tricky questions from children. why have you disappeared on social networks? for me , social networks have disappeared; it’s easy for you with your children; it’s easy for them under 12 years old. this means that when the eldest daughter turned 12 or immediately it became very difficult. see project 100 questions to an adult on the belarus 24 tv channel , each of the heroes of the project is engaged in a very important matter. my name is elena alshevskaya. i am the deputy director for tourism of the berezinsky biosphere reserve. my name is alexander and i am the general director of the national olympic stadium dynamo stadium, a stadium born for your victories. we will introduce you to people who have found their calling; for me, the stadium is a dynamo of life. heads such an arena well, this is not an easy matter, we suggest spending one day with specialists and finding out

everything about the intricacies of their work; the reserve has a very large species diversity, both plants and animals. our main task is to preserve nature for the present and future , watch on the belarus 24 tv channel. sport, like life, consists of the same questions and answers, which you will find in our program. this is a program about sports that needs to be watched wisely; participants in the program will fight in a battle of the mind; the answers are ready. which italian football club is nicknamed the violets? timofey fiorentina what kind of sport? according to the famous song, a coward does not play. a coward does not. plays hockey absolutely true , they will get points for correct answers, and for incorrect answers they will get points. name the most athletic female name vladislav was the first olympics. what sport does

belarusian anna solo represent? again mikhail and swimming about biathlon, what color is the cue ball in snooker? stanislav is the first to watch the intellectually sports show head game on the belarus 24 tv channel . we are now in the mogilev house-building plant. here we make various walls for water creativity, and i’ll go and work, and i can tell you the process of making different

walls that we used for our people. this is sex number one here, a ready-made main part for building a house. this is a frame made, but not a publicly made wall, which you have to lay down yourself, but this is made with a reinforcement part. they're just taking it to the field here. that beds and people are on a mortgage , each wall has a mortgage and hinges, so that the concrete is not poured, so that they do not break, then we specially climb this way, we do not put every mortgage on the mortgage. and then concrete up. this is an empty finger. we put different types of reinforcement here, and then decide where

to pour the concrete. we will drive it out when i drive it out here after drying. and start swallowing with the machine, when you finish the bookmark and everything is fine. i put it in the oven for the last stages, and then it dries completely, and the next day it comes out. here, this is a finished product. they are stored here for a while, and then a car will arrive with the construction site, where you can build a house there. i have been working for 19 years. and here at the enterprise. damn time. i worked here. i enjoy working here. and because the plant is developing here, work is going well. i come in having worked a lot. i am i who wants to work

for us when it’s supposed to, our people build houses differently, but here i learned a lot from practice. well, how to build a house? where in what area? i know a lot of things, as i am already a specialist, this is service at the factory. i came to work here because this is my download. it's been my dream job for a long time. this is the builder to see how. well, i can arrange a house useful people. i will go. i see my work, which i watch separately, like him, i’m pleased with it, so when how much i work. here we like

to work more every time. and i'm picking up a lot of options here that i didn't have before. although i, the people , cannot complete this process, i will learn more here than when i go home, because we are at the faculty of international relations of the belarusian state university. i have been working here as a faculty member at the department of international relations from 2014 to this day, when i decided, uh, to return to the court series permanently. yes, uh, getting a job was not easy even before working at the faculty of international relations. i came to work as a translator for a construction company and

have not yet found out about the vacancy. there was only zero here. five, probably, and to surprise. when i found out, i was in germany uh, when i found out about the vacancy. i called right here. they recognized me because i graduated from graduate school here, they told dafi once. we know you, but you understand, this is 0.5, first you need a probationary period. and then let's see, i left everything and came here, they took me to work. already 9 years. we can say that i work steadily and calmly at the department of international relations, when i came here in 1998 i immediately entered the preparatory faculty. there he studied one year further. e at the translation department, in my opinion. 5 years, that is, this is the second step, the third is

a master’s degree of 1.5-2 years, i don’t remember, and the last one was graduate school. i had just finished graduate school in 2011, when i was hired, i understood that this was not an easy task. i studied here. i know our department. which teachers are highly uh, uh, qualified people work. and i was actually scared that i wouldn’t be able to cope with this task and not to let anyone down, which is what i like at the faculty of international relations, firstly, the department of international relations itself. well, in general, without a faculty and i work with a wonderful one. e a team that provided any support and thanks to each of them i achieved self-realization for the second time. what i like is communicating with a student, because i

tell students, you are my friends and communicate with them. very nice. i believe that i not only teach and even learn from them, because one is a wise man. the teacher said he learns from his students first of all, as i always say, the most important thing is to be human. after all , a person is to understand people, respect people , put yourself in his or her place with students. i say, i consider myself a student. talk to me freely about what you like and what you don’t like. if you’re bored, you tell me, we’ll take a break and we can continue later, so we understand each other, which means the students are very strong. i'm i know when i communicate with them, when they ask questions that are sometimes difficult to answer, so my advice to them. plead to your abilities. each of you has potential.

just put in the effort and everything will be fine. and as i always say. i don't want you to be the best, but the most important thing is that you be better every day after every lecture after every seminar will be for every day. that i like my work, that, despite the fact that i haven’t seen my parents for 10 years, when i’m here, i feel that they understand me, accept me, respect me. i respect them very much very much. in fact, everyone knows, especially the nearest ships, you know about the beauty of minsk. regarding me, i like everything here, but my favorite places. this is nature, i am good friends with nature vanya russian bathhouse. yes, uh, my job, my favorite

faculty of international relations, training and home. these are my favorite places. now belarus knows, everywhere, well , belarus will say i know everything about their natural culture. everything is beautiful here. everything is. that is why it was sometimes that i personally managed to live in belarus; i don’t regret anything. i can now. well, it’s like my hometown , first of all, it’s small, it’s a beautiful city, but i know everything where everything is and people could also tell you everything and people will start rushing towards people who are not dark-skinned. nothing to the goat. i don't play anymore. i feel free when i walk between belarusians. i don’t feel like he’ll insult me ​​or anything, that ’s not the case anymore. i’m happy about it, and it’s like my

hometown.