Headline Nov. 07/ ''' STUDENTS 19TH WORLD FESTIVAL '''

''' STUDENTS 19TH WORLD FESTIVAL '''

IF THERE WAS ONE EVENT OF LATE which spread hope and humanist values instead of  endemic terror and hate, it was seen at the-

*19th World Festival of Youth and Students in Sochi, Russia, beyond doubt*.

*When xenophobia, religious terrorism, racism and fascist sentiments* are on the rise, it was certainly refreshing to observe-

The world youth's joining all progressive forces in the effort to build a humane, democratic future.

The nine day festival was organized by the World Federation of Democratic Youth [WFDY]  from October 14 to 22 with the support of the Russian government and its hospitable people who welcomed youth from-

*185 countries and successfully managed to accommodate over  25,000 students/participants int he city*.

What made it immensely significant is that all the  youth/students of the world had come together    chanting one slogan:

''For Peace, Solidarity and Social Justice, we struggle against imperialism. Honouring our past, we build the future!''

It couldn't have been a mere coincidence that Russia was chosen as the venue of the 19th festival whose undertones are socialism, lasting peace and anti-imperialism.

President Vladimir Putin has invested huge sums of resources with the support and help of his people in order to change the prevalent narrative against their country.

The youth/students of the world, especially of South Asia, who grew up listening to the career guidance experts everywhere that they should move to the-  

United States or England for higher studies for that is the only civilised place where one can make their dreams come true-

Book an opportunity to see another part of the world where people will always welcome them. 

These youth/students  were pleasantly surprised that the Russians were warm and friendly towards others  -quiet unlike their aggressive and uncultured image of Hollywood films.

WFDY President Nicolas Papademetriou spoke at the beginning of the festival and staunchly advocated for youth/students action over students rights as well as the overthrowing colonialism and imperialism, which, he said was the aim of-

Big organizations consisting of thousands of democratic youth from all across the world. 

He recalled the history of  WFDY  and the youth/student festival which was first organized in 1947 in order to bring the youth of capitalist and-

Socialist countries together for a better future without imperialism, colonialism and exploitation of man by man.

Being all too humble and hospitable, Putin thanked the youth/students of the world for believing in his country and trusting the Russian nation to serve them during the nine-days-

When imperialist forces were showed the power of young men and women armed with progressive values to defeat racism, wars and deliver social justice.

Throughout the festival, the participating youth made a strong case for freedom and social justice. The activists of leftists parties from all over the world relived the charm and passion for a promised revolution-

Which will narrow down the gap between the rich and the poor, the First World and Third World, the occidentalists and the orientalists.

The festival participants celebrated the culture of different regions of the world, and valued that differences. 

One thing, however, became apparent that the 100 year legacy of the October Revolution was still alive and so was the people's dream of a classless world. 

This was a source of a great comfort. Yes, These Nine Days truly must have shaken Imperialism.

The Honor of Serving of the latest Operational Research on Students and Youth of the world continues. And with many thanks and much appreciation for writer, author, researcher Fawad Hassan. The World Students Society thanks him.

With respectful dedication to President Vladimir Putin, Students, Professors and Teachers of Russia, and then the world.

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Good Night and God Bless

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