Minister of Health and Social Development of South Ossetia, Thomas Dzhigkaev, went on a working trip to Moscow on Saturday.
As the head of the Ministry of Health told the “Res” agency, a number of important meetings with the Russian colleagues will take place during the trip.
Representatives of South Ossetia took part in the International Legal Forum “State and trends in the development of the law of the states of the Caucasus region” in Stavropol, reports the press service of the South Ossetian State University.
The Republic was represented at the forum by Minister of Education and Science Aslan Lolaev and teachers of the South Ossetian State University.
The performance "Azhashkhanla" of the K. Kuliyev Balkar State Theater based on the novel by Chingiz Aitmatov "And the day lasts longer than a century" was shown in Tskhinval the day before.
According to the press service of the Melpomene Temple of South Ossetia, the Balkar theater team was awarded a letter of gratitude from Minister of Culture Rada Dzagoeva, honorary diplomas of the Ministry were awarded to Honored Artist of the KBR, leading actor of drama Fatimat Zhangurazova, director Aubekir Miziev, leading actor of drama Murat Gilyakhov.
President of South Ossetia Alan Gagloev met with Minister of Culture Rada Dzagoeva and director of the Tskhinval Art School Sarmat Zasseev.
At the meeting, the President was presented with several sketches of a monument to the victims of the Beslan tragedy.
“This is a common tragedy, a common pain of our people in the south and north of Ossetia. We will be holding the events near the monument in memory of the innocent victims,” the President said.
Alan Gagloev instructed to coordinate this issue with the relatives of the victims.
Ambassador of South Ossetia to Russia, Znaur Gassiev, at the invitation of Ambassador of the Republic of Nicaragua to Russia, Alba Torres, took part in the commemorative event dedicated to the 47th anniversary of the heroic death of the father of the Nicaraguan Revolution, Comandante Carlos Amador, the press service of the diplomatic department reports.
The South Ossetian state border violator Levan Dotiashvili will be handed over to the Georgian side on Thursday evening, reports the press service of the KGB of the Republic of South Ossetia.
As previously reported, in the vicinity of the village of Amdzarin, Leningor district, on November 6, the Georgian citizen was detained by the border patrol for illegally crossing the South Ossetian-Georgian state border.
Minister of Foreign Affairs of Pridnestrovie Vitaly Ignatiev and the head of the official representation of South Ossetia in the PMR Vitaly Yankovsky discussed current issues of bilateral cooperation and summed up its preliminary results for the current year.
According to the press service of Ministry of Foreign Affairs of the Pridnestrovian Moldavian Republic, the meeting took place at the Foreign Ministry of the PMR on Wednesday.
On the stage of the South Ossetian State Drama Theater on November 27, the premiere of the play “Find the Ark” by director from the Chechen Republic Khava Akhmadova will take place, the press service of Ministry of Culture of the Republic of South Ossetia reports in the telegram channel.
The Kh. Nuradilov Chechen State Drama Theater will arrive in the Republic at the end of the month on a two-day tour.
In South Ossetia, the incident with the detention of violators on the border of the Republic is regarded as a direct consequence of the refusal, first of all, of official Tbilisi to recognize the reality that the territory of Georgia ends at the line of the state border of the Republic of South Ossetia. This is stated in the official statement of the South Ossetian Foreign Ministry.
The operational situation on the South Ossetian-Georgian section of the state border remains generally stable, with no trends towards escalation recorded, the press service of the South Ossetian KGB reported on Tuesday.
At the same time, the department has added, on the outskirts of the border settlement of Kirbali there is a concentration of up to 50 civilians. At the moment, no protest actions are being taken on their part.