On Russian Students Day, Tuesday, Vladimir Putin held a virtual meeting, with students from Moscow, St Petersburg, Novosibirsk and Nizhny Novgorod universities.
"Today, in line with an ancient tradition, we mark Tatyana’s Day, also known as Russian Students Day. I would like to convey my greetings to undergraduate students, medical residents, post-graduate students, and of course school pupils who are only preparing to enrol at universities. It goes without saying that my greetings also go to well-established adults. After all, the memories of student camaraderie and the marvellous university years stay with us forever. It is not surprising that even many years after graduating, today’s researchers, doctors, engineers and specialists in various fields stay friends and meet up with their peers to share memories of the wisdom and advice they received from their professors and mentors," he said.
Putin noted that it is thanks to this connection between generations that Russia is moving forward, making scientific and technical breakthroughs, including in mathematics and digital technologies.
"In fact, Russia has built a solid track record in these disciplines and has firmly established itself as a frontrunner," he added.
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