The jury of the All-Russian Patriotic Drawing Contest “Z Patriot” included Irina Vladimirovna Dmitrienko – Acting General Director LLC “Russian fairs”.
Irina Vladimirovna accepted the invitation to join the jury The “Z Patriot” contest, which is a socially significant project uniting talented young artists, the main purpose of which is to foster patriotism, strengthen the civic consciousness of the younger generation, strengthen the feelings of belonging of the younger generation to the great history of Russia, ensure the continuity of generations of Russians and the upbringing of a citizen who loves his Homeland, has an active life position, as well as identifying and support for talented children.
Having passed the professional path from an ordinary member of the Armed Forces of the Russian Federation to the Minister of Property and Land Relations of Primorsky Krai, becoming a high-level professional in the field of land and property relations, transferring my experience and knowledge to students of the Far Eastern State Technical University, I gratefully accepted the invitation of Akif Tairovich Gilalov and joined the team of the Russian Fairs project.
The most important thing for a person, the most valuable thing for a person is his Homeland and his family.
Throughout our lives, we are accompanied by ups and downs, successes and defeats, gains and losses, sunrises and sunsets, but all this coming, eternal is our family, our roots. This is something that any of us should know, remember, appreciate, love, cherish and pass on from generation to generation.
Love for the Motherland begins with family! But at the same time, in the words of George Gordon Byron: “He who does not love his country cannot love anything.” Two such integral concepts in the life of any person are Family and Homeland, Homeland and Family.
Unfortunately, at some stage of the development of our society, family values have shaken, have gone into the background and for some it has become “not fashionable”, “superfluous” to cherish the memory of their ancestors, to love their Homeland, to preserve family and cultural values, traditions of the peoples of Russia, to be called Russian.
For me, the most important moment in making a decision to change the vector of professional activity was the potential laid down in the project to revive the traditional giant action called “Russian Fair”.
Fairs and city festivals have long been a part of Russian culture and history.
The Russian Fairs project is an ecosystem of multicultural entertainment complexes. Multifunctional venues in 170 cities of Russia, each of which presents the best manifestations of the original culture of the peoples of Russia.
This is the first place where tourists will come to get to know and understand Russia, to get into the local flavor, to answer for themselves the question “what is Russia?”.
