The first day of the global educational event was successfully held in eight localities of the region. The event will continue until April 26, and its goal is not only to test literacy but also to unite everyone who holds the Tatar language dear and close to their hearts. This is truly a pleasant, heartfelt tradition.

This year, the dictation is dedicated to the 140th anniversary of the great Tatar poet Gabdulla Tukay. His work continues to inspire today, which makes participation in the event especially meaningful for many.

The venues for the first wave were cozy rural schools and houses of culture. Residents of the village of Novokurupkaevka in Barabinsky District, the villages of Belekhta and the aul of Koshkul in Chanovsky District, the settlement of Alexandrovsky in Karasuksky Municipal District, the auls of Om and Aul-Bergul in Kuibyshevsky District, the village of Yurt-Akbalyk in Kolyvansky District, and the village of Ubinskoye in Ubinsky District tested their skills.

By the way, the venue from Karasuksky District is participating in the event for the first time — a welcome step forward.