Gambian students in Russia reform union

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The executive and the general body of the union of Gambian Students in Russia (UGSR), announced to the government of the Gambia, the Russian Federation student unions and prospective partners about the reformation of (UGSR).

The union consists of all Gambian students studying in different Russian universities and is the only recognized body that acts for or on behalf of any Gambian student who is or will be studying in the Russian Federation.

The mission of the union are to promote the well-being of Gambians students and better friendship, interaction, and understanding between the students and other groups in Russia, support extracurricular activities, build a partnership with both Gambian and Russian authorities.

The association will strive to spread Gambia culture and traditions across Russia through exhibitions and cultural events that will showcase the peculiarity of Gambian hospitality and attract more tourists and researchers alike to Gambia wherein the UTG and other schools in the Gambia could benefit from bilateral exchanges with their Russian counterparts.

However, it’s also gears to help prospective students get admission into any Russian University provided that they got the admission requirements.

It’s part of their vision to bring all Gambian students under one umbrella and help find a solution to their problem they encounter in their academic quest by serving as an intermediary, providing advice and guidance where feasible.

Furthermore, the union will serve as a link to Gambian student aspirant to study in Russia, thus providing them with up-to-date information on what to expect when they make the journey to Russia; Help reduce the tremendous amount of Gambian students drop out due to financial issues by lacing with the embassy, the Russian Government and the government of the Gambian by providing support; and to see Russian make the Gambia their preferred Tourist destination in Africa

The executive members includes the president Ansumana Ceesay studying veterinary medicine; Vice president Mariama Drammeh studying Programming; Secretary Lamin Darboe Studying international law; Treasurer Momodou kinteh studying information Security; and PRO DawdaTouray studying international relation.

Other selected member includes Thessy Q Kings studying computer science; Babucarr jobe studying management; Bakary Sonko studying international relation; and special advising committee chair by
Dr. Musa Kah, an orthopedic surgeon.

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