russia defends the right to a free future in donbass, said the director of the foreign intelligence service at the opening of the exhibition, donbass russia history of modernity. it is dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the liberation of the region from the nazi invaders. and sergey naryshkin also recounted the conversation that he had with the director of the cia in november last year in astana with details . varvara nevskaya, as befits the head of such an honorary russian department, reacted to such situations with complete dignity and enviable calmness. i will remind you that on the eve of february 26, the head of the cia, william burns, called the meeting with sergei naryshkin, which took place last november in ankara, rather depressing, and the behavior of the head of the foreign intelligence service allegedly evoked feelings of impudence and arrogance in his american colleague sergei naryshka

, in turn, calmly reacted to such assessments, noting that the meeting was meaningful and held in a comfortable environment. i still retain, to this day, a positive assessment of their nature and the results of the meeting with my colleague william burns, a meeting that took place in november last year in ankara , indeed the meetings were meaningful, uh, took place in such a very comfortable atmosphere. and i retain great respect for my colleague berets and, as a really very experienced diplomat, an artificial diplomat. well, as to his colleague who has. perhaps, for the time being, not a very big experience as a director of the central perhaps. well poisoning. it is known

that within the framework of the meeting, then strategic stability and nuclear security were discussed. in an interview with russian media subsequently, sergey naryshkin noted that such important words as ukraine and the kiev regime were also heard more than once in the conversation. however , the american country also subsequently emphasized that the settlement of the conflict in ukraine was allegedly not discussed at all. now william burns claims that the director of the foreign intelligence service allegedly behaved calling about it, the head of the cia said in a seliphiria of the cbs news channel. he also believes that such a manner of dialogue is a quote caused by the confidence of the head of the foreign intelligence service and the president vladimir putin is that the country will achieve its goals and special operations in ukraine and will be able to wear down european allies. well, such assessments by burns are, on the one hand , correct. after all, indeed. russia will certainly

achieve its goals, but on the other hand. these conclusions seem very untimely. after all, it's been four months already. but sergei naryshkin explained why these thoughts and the head of the cia are only now expressing the meeting. eh? passed for one and a half, two and a half hours and one thing. this speaks of that is unlikely the duration of the meeting. it could be if one of the parties behaved insolently rudely. well, where did such assessments come from my respected colleague? well, perhaps because the realization came that in this conversation in these negotiations i relied not only on my opinion, and not so much even on my opinion, it is the opinion of many a million people of russia, we are returning to the exhibition, which started today in moscow, this large-scale very

voluminous project from the donbass as a cultural phenomenon dedicated to the history of the eightieth anniversary of the liberation from the donbass from the german fascist invaders and answers the current issue that is now in society. and to receive reliable information about what is happening in the zone of the special military operation. the exposition is unique, it has more than 300 exhibits. many of them are firstly presented to the public for the first time; secondly , they are assembled by a special inter-museum, and a working group, which was created by the ministry of culture with the aim of collecting artifacts on the territory of the exhibition, according to sergei naryshkin, it is in the donbass that today the newest history of russia is being written and the right of our country to a free and worthy future is being defended ; the exposition itself is convincing evidence that the donbass and russia have a common

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russia go? our students and graduates. this year, universities are undergoing changes in the education system. what they are preparing for you know, i think that our client needs to prepare for what they were preparing for. uh, this year 's series will bring some major changes to another thing, what uh no guys. uh, they might change a little in the course of training. uh, let's put it this way, maybe not, not what they are why they are preparing for what they will be called after the end of the age for them. i think today they will get the knowledge

they are counting on. until now, we have had master's and bachelor's degrees, yes, and diplomas and a specialist. and what will happen to diplomas now and in general, what about this system? first of all e diplomas that they receive will be recognized. i want to remind you that in soviet times, uh, graduates were called uh, people who graduated from, uh, a higher educational institution. they taught different ones, studied for different terms, there were some who studied for 4 years, some who studied for 5 years, and there were even specialists who had a six-year education. i know, for example, engineering specialties were required. that's just such a long term constructor. they were uh mono majors, and they uh, well, they took so long to study, but they all considered to be graduates. and

they were getting diplomas of uh, there universities universities somehow. that will be the same. now i will do the same with the diplomas that the guys received when they received, for example, a bachelor's degree. they are children's diplomas equated to a diploma of higher education - this is a specialist who has received higher education. but uh, as it was said in the message, we still have three levels, there are bases of education in this basic education. uh, people can learn from 4 to 6 years this question will determine the government which specialty requires what time of study? there is a second level of advanced education, or education that uh requires, uh, some kind of change in the trajectory of education, this is a master's degree in medicine residency. uh, in uh, creative

universities, too, you know, probably the third level. this is the level of uh, simultaneous education and advanced training. this is a graduate school, which is designed to ensure that those who are engaged in science or are engaged in pedagogical activity at a high level? technical specialties are humanitarian specialties, as it were, based on what principles the government will determine where to study more or where there is more practice. well, you know, i think that the government is unlikely to do this without taking into account the opinions, uh of the professionals of those who are most interested in uh. these trained specialists are employers. this is if we are somewhere for science, then these are the people who are represented by

scientific schools, these are our rector, who understand who they need as teachers. here is what was planned for today. this is very lengthy. uh, legislative work is normative work. and after that work creatively. that's just e and the rector and e professor. and the customers are those who are most interested in what good specialists have been trained. i mean only legislators should fight for changes to more than 100 laws. what is the approximate time it will take, that is, you should not wait for the education system to change next year, it is changing all the time. now, if we look now, if you ask guys, if you ask the teacher, it changes all the time. uh, it's another matter that periodically more serious changes are required to us, uh,

the law, uh, has been passed. the first law of education in russia was adopted in the ninety-sixth year, then the next after about 10 years. well, it's been almost two decades since it was being prepared at the moment when we decomposed it, it's absolutely clear that changes are overdue. uh, the order for specialists has changed. come on and uh society somehow perceived differently. uh, education system. we must understand that , in general, in a fairly short period of time, higher education has become almost everything general, that is , practically any person who wants to receive and, accordingly, must change, because to change, because it’s not

just learning a little bit different. i remember back in 1992, 1993, when some universities point-wise began to switch to this system of bachelor’s and master’s degrees, and then we were told to students that these diplomas would allow us to work all over the world, but honestly, i don’t remember among my classmates those who took advantage of such diplomas, probably there were foreign students who really took advantage. and how will it be with our diplomas now, and they will be equated. and or you will have to get two educations there. here, you know, firstly, uh, as i said, we still have a multi-level structure. this is the classification he and it has not gone away and therefore people who want to work in the west want to take some places there positions are required somewhere. i never

studied funny, so i don't know what clear requirements there are. but, it means that somewhere a bachelor's degree is required, somewhere a diploma. and if it is required somewhere, then what is called pussy and we have certain compliance, there are international treaties that establish these, respectively with many countries. therefore, i think that this will continue. as for the fact that none of your e students took advantage of it. well, i do not know. well i think that someone took advantage of you, because part, she probably left your relationship. e work abroad, maybe one of your odnoklassniki was from the cis countries there or from the former or present cis countries there uh classification, they are completely guided

by this here uh. that is, it means that, in principle, questions are asked a different matter , what you know, both in russia and in other countries today much more attention is paid to the qualification of a person by his knowledge of his, uh, ability to achieve some results and practical skill . here, i think that that today, uh, there will be a change. we can thanks. such a serious restructuring will solve a lot of tasks that today , e.g., this task is not being fully solved. uh, more more more practice oriented, like training people. uh, what they always said, but somehow it was, either there was not enough time, or there was not enough strength, or there was not enough will. well, from my journalistic practice there lately. i also

travel a lot around the country and see that enterprises have begun to cook for themselves. that yes, the graduates are coming. they practically have nothing to venture themselves. yes, train engineers. excuse yes locksmiths. you're someone else yes, even i'm a teacher by education. yes, i was left without practice, having received this diploma. at first there was such a very good uh miniatures, which i remember, reikin said, and he had uh, well, we knew very well that u was noticed. the fact is that he still came to the next level when he came to the institute him, says forget everything, what you were taught at school. then when he came from the institute to the production, take care of him in general everything that you were taught at the institute. and this trouble exists, there are universities that prepare and eat uh, such universities are in russia and uh, and were in the soviet union here, well, the same thing,

physical of those moscow festivals. he has always been famous for the fact that people are already in their third fourth year. they were, uh, included in the scientific process. here is a bauman. nizhny novgorod university nizhny novgorod university, that is, there were a number of universities on fire could, which is now one of the leaders. uh, in russia preparation. e, means it people. it's exactly the same today. e, a bachelor, for example, from st. petersburg university, they are perceived as really mature specialists and nikolai mikhailovich kropochev, who spoke about how his guys are perceived. he says we have no problem for bachelors to find a job. yes, some of them want to uh finish a master's degree, because there is, uh, a limitation. e in in there in

the legislation, who can hold what positions, but at the same time he says, i don’t have there is not a single employed tank. i'm not employed very well. it turns out that some universities will not want to. to change the system and remain with the undergraduate philosophy is simple, so there are levels of education and in the end. uh, what are these levels called? it doesn't matter, because there is a system of agreements between states about what levels to what i repeat, that the basis of everything for everything for this is the relevant documents, here. so i think that for people who will study, for example, there, well, there are four or five years now there is a five-year life, if necessary. it will be quite possible to indicate the diploma in brackets, which means, uh,

diplomatic specialists in brackets by generations. the only thing is that if you want to be a master, then you will have to complete a master's degree, but maybe, again, i do not anticipate the decision of the legislator, maybe for a person who has graduated. uh, there, that's a specialty turned out to be a specialty, after there a six-year-old. uh, preparation, maybe a master's degree will be required for him and not there 2 years 1 year, but for someone take 3 years. i repeat that this flexibility is very important and what we have gained with this new system is a very important point. it is that she has become more flexible. yes, there were certain difficulties, besides myself psychologically, because hmm , an employer who received an education

significantly. before, i don’t understand what it is. probably should be taken into account. after all. this is also a feature, and you have to meet the needs of the employer so that they get what they want. you see, because they meet something by their clothes. and this diploma it matters to begin with later, when a person is already entering the work, then, as a matter of fact, uh. colleagues, well, it is not so important what his specialty was called, it is important that what he is capable of appears with us or remains as before, the academic block. yes , practically the block is expanding within the framework, which students and teachers can decide further. we are immersed more in production or go into science. yes, flexibility must be maintained. because, uh, well, the announcer anatolyevich sadovnich, for example, says that

given the very high demand for interdisciplinarity. he even creates such interfaltetic associations that enable a person, uh, having received some basic knowledge in one area to move to another time, there was an instruction, uh, hmm, from the president, which well, they didn’t fully use them , they weren’t executed when uh a person who , regardless of to whom else does he now mean a formal line, there are bachelors or uh, now he is called a specialist, he should have the opportunity, somewhere in 2 years, all the same, well, change his trajectory. based on those things that he knows , so the rector of the moscow institute of physics and technology told me , for example, uh, that some of their guys who graduated from bakuryat they go to other specialties, for example, in economics.

and uh demonstrated, well, either mathematicians and programmers go to biology to become geneticists, you understand, and in this monospecialty it is not always easy to do, so uh hmm i'm not saying that we have a very difficult job to do. how can this, well, be more logical and compact system. here is the first the second level the second level the third level to enter these possibilities. uh, more flexible training, then maybe employers will be more, well, more positive about what a distant university is. although i can say that in general this is not only the russian world practice, when large companies they correspond to corporate universities. everyone, to orient people who come to work in

the thames that they have. why will there be tomorrow? well, such a question, and someone will say that again this reform for the sake of reform. here again, the essence of the goal and task is what we have, what the country wants to get by changing the education system once again, what we ourselves will share e qualified specialists, because today, when we start discussing issues, uh, with whomever it was about e, it doesn’t matter in the field that is related to purely civilian or special applications , the main shortage today is a specialist. and this is not only the problem of russia, it is the problem of everything peace. today, the requirements for qualification of the keys to the qualification of people are growing all the time, because everything changes too quickly. quiet, hard to adjust and

frequent. uh, the person who began to learn e direction towards the end of the person in general, we will move towards the profession of the future to prepare their own professionals who will pass. uh , a very serious base, the base that we had and what our colleagues, including our colleagues, said. this is the fundamental knowledge base. and at the same time, the ability to respond flexibly to requests requests. uh, economics science society at the same time, to uh, to the maximum extent possible to create an opportunity for u advancement for the guys who study. i would like to re-emphasize one thing that the president said, that it should not be a problem of opportunity for the guys. and this

should not create additional difficulties for them. on the contrary, we must create opportunities for them to do what was previously difficult. therefore, the work that we have to do is not the legislator and the executive . she is huge. i think that until the end not everyone who pleased, including for their own changes are fully understood. what a huge job ahead of us all and no need to ask for quick results it will require. uh, a few years, but this should not be afraid, because people will learn to gain knowledge and as new opportunities appear. there are opportunities to be given to them. in no case does not cancel what they have already done that they have not learned anything. thank you for taking the time to answer questions.

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