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Russian Language Course Launched at Federal Urdu University in Islamabad

An orientation session marked the start of a new Russian language class at FUUAST, with a Russian academic delivering the first lecture.

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APP (Pakistan)

ISLAMABAD — A Russian language course has begun at the Federal Urdu University of Arts, Science and Technology (FUUAST) in Islamabad, according to the Associated Press of Pakistan (APP).

An orientation session for the new Russian language class was held on Thursday, September 17, APP reported.

Dolgov Anton, Vice Dean of Ural State Pedagogical University, attended the orientation session and conducted the first class for students, according to the report.

Further details about the course structure, duration or number of enrolled students were not provided in the report.

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