Ingush leader comments on young people of Caucasus

Ingush Leader Yunus-Bek Yevkurov told Vestnik Kavkaza at the Freshman’s Day in Moscow that all natives of the Caucasus should respect their own people and the Caucasus Region. They should improve Russia’s authority by demonstrating cultured conduct, he added. The Ingush leader emphasized that the older generation should encourage younger people to represent their region well.

Yevkurov expressed disappointment with complaints about the improper behaviour of some people from the Caucasus and said that such incidents were a shame on the whole region.

He pointed out the need to help educated youth by promoting good students. Yevkurov said that the government should assist scholars going for PhD degrees or Nobel Prizes, working on science projects. Stress should not be put on A-graders, many good students get low marks but show proper behaviour, he believes.

Yunus-Bek Yevkurov expressed satisfaction with the interest of youth in technical specializations. Economics, finance and law used to be the most popular sectors three years ago. Young people today want to work as machinists, carpenters. Yevkurov added that there were more people willing to engage in state administrations, municipalities.

Ingush Leader Yunus-Bek Yevkurov told Vestnik Kavkaza at the Freshman’s Day in Moscow that all natives of the Caucasus should respect their own people and the Caucasus Region. They should improve Russia’s authority by demonstration cultural conduct, he added. The Ingush leader emphasized that the older generation should encourage younger people for representing their region well.Yevkurov expressed disappointment with complaints about improper behaviour of some people from the Caucasus and said that such incidents were a shame for the whole region.He pointed out the need to help educated youth by promoting good students. Yevkurov said that the government should assist scholars going for PhD degrees or Nobel Prizes, working on science projects. Stress should not be put on A-graders, many good students get low marks but show proper behaviour, he believes.Yunus-Bek Yevkurov expressed satisfaction with interest of youth in technical specializations. Economy, finances and law used to be the most popular sectors three years ago. Young people today want to work as machinists, carpenters. Yevkurov added that there were more people willing to engage in state administrations, municipalit