Pavel Latushka discussed joint projects with the Belarusian minority in Poland
- Admin of the NAM
- Jan 17
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Joint projects with representatives of Belarusian minority organizations in Poland were discussed during meetings of Deputy Head of the United Transitional Cabinet and Head of the NAM Pavel Latushka in Białystok with representatives of the Belarusian minority and Belarusian diaspora in the Białystok region.
At the Belarusian Cultural Center in Białystok, during a meeting with Center Director Anatol Vap and Chairman of the Belarusian Historical Society, Professor Aleh Latyshonak, joint initiatives of the Center, the Museum of Free Belarus, and NAM were reviewed. Among them:
Presentation of the publication "Ruins of Belarus", dedicated to archival photographs of Belarusian historical and cultural monuments;
A book about Belarusians resettled from Poland to the BSSR in 1944–1948;
Presentation of Larisa Heniyush’s memoirs "Birds Without Nests";
Events dedicated to the anniversary of the Battle of Grunwald;
An exhibition from the Museum of Free Belarus collections, dedicated to political prisoners and repressions in the country.
With Chairman of the Belarusian Union in Poland, Yauhen Vap, issues of cooperation with the Belarusian minority in the Białystok region were discussed, as well as preparations for the 70th anniversary of the weekly "Niva".
The Belarusian Union in Poland is the founder of Radio Racyja and the publisher of the Belarusian weekly in Poland, "Niva".
During the meetings, the importance of uniting the efforts of the Belarusian minority and representatives of the Belarusian diaspora in organizing joint cultural events was emphasized. This will promote better mutual understanding, cooperation, and greater attention to Belarusian affairs in Poland.
Additionally, Pavel Latushka visited the editorial office of the publication "Most" and congratulated the team on its four-year anniversary. The discussion included support for media work in Poland, which primarily informs the Belarusian diaspora and residents of the Belarus-Poland border region.
Pavel Latushka also visited the Radio Racyja studio and gave an interview during his visit to Białystok.
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