Most foreign festival participants want to return to Russia, youth agency says
The share viewing the country 'very positively' rose sharply, according to a Russian youth agency chief cited by TASS.
More than 90% of foreign participants in a recent festival said they want to return to Russia, according to the head of a Russian youth agency cited by TASS.
The official said the share of participants who viewed the country "very positively" rose from 42% to 67%, TASS reported.
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- Over 90% of foreign festival participants want to return to Russia — youth agency chief — TASS (Russia)
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