The "Party School" has started in the Vitebsk region
At PSU named after P. Masherov, advanced training courses have started today as part of the "Party School" project. Participants will be able to develop management skills, including effective communication in ideological and educational activities, as well as prepare for the 2025 election campaign. These and other important aspects will be considered during the training.
The event is organized by the regional branch of the Belarusian Party "Belaya Rus" in cooperation with the University's Institute for Advanced Training.
According to Dmitry Demidov, Chairman of the Regional Council of Deputies and Chairman of the regional organization of the RPOO "Belaya Rus," the "Party School" will become a platform for training, communication, and discussion of current issues of political construction in modern conditions. He noted that in light of current political events in the world, the initiative is aimed at preparing activists for the upcoming 2025 election campaign, during which the Presidential elections of the Republic of Belarus will be held.
– It is extremely important to gather activists of public associations and the party to discuss the formation of our country's political system. This will allow concerned citizens, interested in the constructive development of Belarus, to unite their efforts to create a strong and independent state, — he emphasized.
The head of the region's deputy corps also noted that within the framework of the "Party School," current challenges facing the country and its political system will be discussed. The classes will be conducted by experts with the necessary knowledge, as well as activists whose ideas and opinions are of great importance for shaping the political discourse.
– Only through the exchange of opinions can we find suitable methods of political construction that correspond to our situation and the needs of society, — added Dmitry Demidov.
The Chairman of the Council of Deputies also recalled the recent amendments to the Constitution and the creation of the All-Belarusian People's Congress, which have become important steps in the development of the country's political system.
– We must convey these changes to the active part of civil society and together determine what kind of political system structure we want to build, based on the will of the people and the principles of justice, — concluded Dmitry Demidov.
Valentina Bogatyreva, Chairperson of the Vitebsk Regional Branch of the Belarusian Party "Belaya Rus" and Rector of VSU named after P. Masherov, noted that this initiative – the "Party School" – is aimed at developing socio-political awareness and forming the qualities of a party activist.
In a conversation with journalists, Valentina Bogatyreva said that the curriculum includes the study of socio-political awareness, analysis of civilizational fault lines and geopolitical processes affecting Belarus. Significant attention will be paid to preserving historical memory and national identity.
Within the framework of the "Party School," lectures and seminars are planned with the participation of renowned experts, including members of the Supreme Political Council, scientists in the fields of economics, philosophy, and journalism. Classes will be held every Friday, and more than 40 participants have already registered.
Incidentally, upon completion of the course, participants will receive state-recognized certificates of retraining from VSU.