On Wednesday, the 29th
March, the Charity Centre for Refugees, supported by an EVS volunteer, participated at the organization of a visit to the National Museum of
Ethnography and Natural History in Chisinau.
The visit, initiated by the Bureau
of Migration and Asylum and the Ministry of Culture, attracted 22 refugees,
children and adults, from countries such Syria, Ukraine, Yemen, Afghanistan,
Libya, Armenia, Jordanian, Uzbekistan, Iran, Iraq, Liberia and Tanzania eager
to learn more about the (natural) history of Moldova.
In a relaxed atmosphere, the group
slowly wandered its way along the impressive collection of the city’s oldest
museum. Under guidance they learned more about, among others, the flora and
fauna with inhabits Moldova or did so in earlier history. They also admired an extensive ethnographic collection, and had the opportunity to learn a bit more about Moldovan people, their history and
the origin of their customs and traditions.
The event was aimed to familiarize
the refugees with the national culture and history, and to facilitate the
integration process.
Dieter Eggen - EVS volunteer from Netherlands
Maria Pîslaraş - CCR Project Assistant
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