Students from Martyrs’ Sons Schools conclude recreational visit to Artek camp in Russia

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Moscow – Students from the Martyrs’ Sons Schools finished a recreational visit to the summer resort of Artek, a youth camp on the Black Sea in Russia, SANA reported.

In the international children’s center, they engaged in cultural and, built friendly relations with their Russian counterparts, and shared stories of the sacrifices made by their fathers in order to preserve the independence and sovereignty of Syria.

The Syrian Embassy in Moscow organized a reception for the children coming from Artek camp on Sunday.

Ambassador of Syria in Moscow Riad Haddad expressed his hope that the camp would be a new starting point for strengthening relations with Russians even further.

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