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57857
Tue, 04/28/2009 - 07:45
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STUDY ON INDONESIA IN VLADIVOSTOK INCREASINGLY POPULAR
London, Apr 27 (ANTARA) - The first anniversary of the Indonesian Study Center at the Far Eastern National University was merrily celebrated on Monday.
The song "Disinilah disini kita bertemu lagi, Disinilah disini kita bertemu lagi, Salam, salam salam salam, Hoi" (Here we meet again, greetings, greetings, Hi" was sung by students at the Far Eastern University in Vladivostok.
M Aji Surya, information, social and cultural affairs director at the Indonesian embassy in Moscow told Antara Monday that 19 students clapped their hands, singing other Indonesian songs.
The event was also marked with the handing over of a present to the winner of a scientific writing competition written in the Indonesian language. The occasion was also attended by the chairman of the international program department and a team of the Indonesian embassy led by Charge d'Affaires ad interim Agus Sriyono.
The Indonesian Study Center opened last year is quite promising. While there were only four students in the first year, there were 14 new students in the following year.
And now, several lecturers had even organized Bahasa Indonesia private courses.
"This year's 100th anniversary of the Far Eastern University was very special, in view of the rapid growth of the Indonesian Study Center", International Program Department Chairman Alexey Starichkov said.
(U-ZG)
The song "Disinilah disini kita bertemu lagi, Disinilah disini kita bertemu lagi, Salam, salam salam salam, Hoi" (Here we meet again, greetings, greetings, Hi" was sung by students at the Far Eastern University in Vladivostok.
M Aji Surya, information, social and cultural affairs director at the Indonesian embassy in Moscow told Antara Monday that 19 students clapped their hands, singing other Indonesian songs.
The event was also marked with the handing over of a present to the winner of a scientific writing competition written in the Indonesian language. The occasion was also attended by the chairman of the international program department and a team of the Indonesian embassy led by Charge d'Affaires ad interim Agus Sriyono.
The Indonesian Study Center opened last year is quite promising. While there were only four students in the first year, there were 14 new students in the following year.
And now, several lecturers had even organized Bahasa Indonesia private courses.
"This year's 100th anniversary of the Far Eastern University was very special, in view of the rapid growth of the Indonesian Study Center", International Program Department Chairman Alexey Starichkov said.
(U-ZG)
