Russian Official Says 95% of Youth Festival Participants View Russia Positively
Sergey Kiriyenko, chairman of the International Festival of Youth organizing committee, said survey data show the vast majority of participants hold a favorable opinion of Russia.
Sergey Kiriyenko, First Deputy Chief of Staff of the Russian Presidential Administration and chairman of the organizing committee for the International Festival of Youth, said that 95% of participants in the event view Russia positively, according to TASS.
Kiriyenko said that of those surveyed, almost 70% described their attitude toward Russia in "excellent" terms, TASS reported, citing his remarks.
The figures were presented in connection with the International Festival of Youth, an event organized under the auspices of the Russian Presidential Administration. TASS did not specify the survey's methodology, sample size, or the exact wording of the questions posed to participants.
No independent verification of the figures was provided in the source report, and TASS attributed all data exclusively to Kiriyenko's statement.
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