Magadan’s young citizens receive passports and Constitutions on Russia’s special day
A solemn ceremony took place in Magadan to mark Russia’s Constitution Day. Twenty-three schoolchildren, the young recipients, were personally handed their passports by Governor Sergei Nosov. Alongside each document, the teenagers were given a copy of the Russian Constitution. The ceremony formed part of the nationwide campaign We Are Citizens of Russia.
The ceremony marked a key moment for the young participants as they officially became passport holders. Each received their documents alongside a copy of the Constitution, reinforcing the connection between personal identity and national citizenship. The event concluded with a sense of accomplishment for the young living participants and their families.
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