Breaking News: Guyana Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo Donates Four Study Halls to Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia
August 29, 2024
In a gesture of international goodwill and educational support, Vice-President Bharrat Jagdeo of Guyana has traveled to his alma mater, the Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, to make a significant donation. Jagdeo, who studied at the prestigious institution, has contributed four new study halls to the university, enhancing the academic infrastructure for future generations of students.
The announcement was made during a special ceremony held at the university’s campus in Moscow. Jagdeo, who graduated from Peoples’ Friendship University in the 1990s, has long maintained a strong connection to the institution. His latest donation is aimed at improving the learning environment and supporting the educational pursuits of students from various backgrounds.
In his address at the ceremony, Jagdeo expressed his deep appreciation for the education he received at the university, which he credited with playing a crucial role in shaping his career and personal development. “I am honored to give back to the institution that has been pivotal in my life. These new study halls are a symbol of my gratitude and a commitment to supporting education and international cooperation,” Jagdeo stated.
The donation includes state-of-the-art facilities designed to accommodate the growing number of students at the university. Each study hall will be equipped with modern learning tools and resources to facilitate an advanced educational experience. The university administration has praised Jagdeo’s generosity, noting that the new facilities will greatly benefit both current and future students.
The Peoples’ Friendship University of Russia, known for its diverse international student body, has a history of fostering global partnerships and promoting cross-cultural understanding. Jagdeo’s donation is expected to strengthen these ties further and enhance the university’s reputation as a leading institution for higher learning.
The ceremony was attended by various dignitaries, including Russian officials, university representatives, and members of the diplomatic community. The event underscored the importance of global collaboration in education and the positive impact of individual contributions to academic institutions.
Vice-President Jagdeo’s donation reflects a broader trend of alumni giving back to their institutions, reinforcing the value of education and the role of global alumni networks in supporting academic progress.
