Euro-Asian Jewish Congress Secretary General Michael Chlenov participated in a meeting of the Consultative Group of Experts on National Communications, which took place on the 25th of August in the Russian White House, led by the head of this interdepartmental workgroup, Vice Prime Minister of Russia, Dmitry Kozak.

The international children's camp “Roots of Tolerance” has opened for the first time at the Dachia recreation camp in Valui Lui Vode (Moldova), with the support of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress.

On August 9-17, a program for volunteers took place in Almaty. The volunteers are college students from Kazakhstan and the USA, organized by the Mitzvah Association of the Jewish Communities of the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Rimon Community Center, and the Polina Chesed of Almaty, with the support of the American Jewish Joint Distribution Committee.

On the 18th of August, the first organizational meeting of the College on Self-Identification and Interaction with Society, a part of the EAJC Congress College. The aim of this College is to give its participants opportunities to realize their non-commercial interests within the community.

50 years ago, Felix Lvovich Shapiro passed away. He was an eminent lexicographer and teacher, as well as the creator of the first and only Hebrew-Russian dictionary in the USSR.

It is with great grief that the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress learned the news of the death of Noah Flug, an important advocate of the rights of Holocaust survivors.

The 10th International children's camp ''Roots of Tolerance'' has ended its work on the 7th of august.

On August 3, representatives of the Euro-Asian Jewish Congress (EAJC) took part in a round table titled ''The Proclamation of a Democratic Autonomy by the Kurds in Turkey and the Kurdish-Iranian Armed Confrontation.'' The EAJC representatives were invited by the International Council of Kurdish Public Associations. The meeting took place on the premises of the Independent Press Center of Moscow.