Nizhny Novgorod Boosts Civic Engagement: Election Commission & Libraries Collaborate
Venira Shekhmametyeva, a key figure in the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Election Commission, recently participated in a significant event aimed at boosting civic engagement and legal awareness. The roundtable, hosted by the V.I. Lenin Central City Library, brought together local election commission members and library staff to discuss the importance of these initiatives.
Shekhmametyeva, who heads the regional election commission's administrative department, emphasized the significance of the All-Russian Competition for Regional and Municipal Library Staff, organized by Russia’s Central Election Commission. This competition encourages libraries to play an active role in promoting civic consciousness and an engaged electorate.
The Nizhny Novgorod Regional Election Commission expressed gratitude for the invitation to participate in the roundtable. During the event, Shekhmametyeva presented on the crucial role of libraries in legal education for the public and youth. She highlighted joint initiatives aimed at strengthening public trust in government institutions, celebrating the successes of colleagues in promoting legal awareness among the public.
The ongoing legal education initiatives for voters, designed to improve legal literacy among young people, are a testament to the commitment of the Nizhny Novgorod Regional Election Commission and local libraries in fostering an informed and engaged electorate.
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