Russian educational initiative introduces students to nuclear industry, medicine, Arctic development and space exploration
ISLAMABAD: Students of Bahria University participated in the international educational project “Atomic Dictation”, organised with the support of Russia’s Rosatom and the Union of Atomic Cities, providing participants an opportunity to learn about the history, achievements and future of the nuclear industry.
The initiative introduced students to a range of applications and developments associated with Russia’s nuclear sector, including nuclear energy, nuclear medicine, Arctic development and space exploration.
Following the educational session, the participating students tested their knowledge by answering questions related to the history and achievements of the nuclear industry.
Gleb Shubin, Cultural Attaché of the Embassy of Russia in Pakistan, presented commemorative certificates to the participants in recognition of their participation in the project.
The initiative forms part of broader educational and cultural engagement aimed at promoting knowledge-sharing and people-to-people contacts between Pakistan and Russia.
The “Atomic Dictation” project also offers an online platform through which participants worldwide can test their knowledge and explore developments in nuclear science and technology.
