📣 Hello, friends! Hediye from Turkey wants to share her impressions of life in Russia.
Hediye studied international trade and business in her home country, and now she is getting a master's degree in the field of international trade relations at the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade. Thanks to a scholarship of Rossotrudnichestvo — she was lucky to study here.
The decision to study in Russia was driven by the desire to receive quality education, develop as an individual and build international connections. She believes that this experience helps her become better.
When Hediye first came to Russia, several things struck her:
📣 Hello, friends! Hediye from Turkey wants to share her impressions of life in Russia.
Hediye studied international trade and business in her home country, and now she is getting a master's degree in the field of international trade relations at the Institute of Industrial Management, Economics and Trade. Thanks to a scholarship of Rossotrudnichestvo — she was lucky to study here.
The decision to study in Russia was driven by the desire to receive quality education, develop as an individual and build international connections. She believes that this experience helps her become better.
When Hediye first came to Russia, several things struck her:
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