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Exhibition Army and Society

On 15-18 April, 2010 Union of Soldiers’ Mothers Committee will participate in an exhibition Army and Society, organized by the Ministry of Defense and Science-XXI Foundation with the support of Moscow Government.

The main objective of the exhibition is introduction of state authorities’ activity in the sphere of defense and security, military reform, social programs to the public.

The Union of Soldiers’ Mothers committee will take part in a series of round tables devoted to military reform and ways of cooperation of non-government organizations and state bodies on issues regarding strengthening of army-society relations, patriotic upbringing of youth, rights protection of conscripts, soldiers and their families.

Published: April 9, 2010 Author: Valentina Melnikova

When: Thursday, 15. April 2010
To: Sunday, 18. April 2010
Where: Central Exposition Hall Manege
Host: Ministry of Defense and Science-XXI Foundation with the support of Moscow Government
Contact: Valentina Melnikova (ucsmr@yandex.ru / +7(495)621 05 08)
More info: army.lv/ru/Vistavka-forum-armiya-i-obshchestvo/2868

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