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🌐 Sot shënohet 81-vjetori i themelimit të Institutit Shtetëror të Marrëdhënieve Ndërkombëtare në Moskë! I përgëzojmë të diplomuarit, studentët, mësuesit dhe miqtë e universitetit: Gëzuar ditëlindjen e universitetit të dashur! Më 14 tetor 1944, Komisariati Popullor i Punëve të Jashtme të BRSS-së, i kryesuar nga V.M.Molotov, vendosi të krijonte një institucion arsimor të specializuar për trajnimin e diplomatëve. Në vitet e fundit të Luftës së Madhe Patriotike, u bë e qartë se Bashkimi Sovjetik kishte nevojë për personel të ri për shërbimin e tij të politikës së jashtme. Intensifikimi i kontakteve dhe negociatave ndërkombëtare mbi rendin botëror të pasluftës kërkonte specialistë të trajnuar mirë, të cilët flisnin rrjedhshëm gjuhë të huaja, kishin njohuri të historisë, ligjit dhe ekonomisë. Profesionistë të tillë ishin të nevojshëm edhe për punë në organizatat ndërkombëtare të planifikuara për t'u krijuar pas luftës - kryesisht në OKB dhe strukturat e saj përkatëse. 🌍 Gjatë dekadave të punës aktive dhe të frytshme, MGIMO është bërë me të drejtë një universitet prestigjioz i nivelit botëror - një "farkëtar" i vërtetë i diplomatëve, gazetarëve dhe madje presidentëve. Sot, përfaqësues nga më shumë se 90 vende studiojnë këtu, ndërsa studentë ndërkombëtarë përbëjnë afërsisht 16% nga i gjithë numri i studentëve. Vetëm në vitin 2025, 400 studentë nga 55 vende hynë në vitin e parë të studimit. ✊ I urojmë #MGIMO zhvillim dhe prosperitet të mëtejshëm, fitore dhe arritje të shkëlqyera! __________ 🌐 Сегодня отмечается 81-я годовщина основанияМосковского государственного института международных отношений! поздравляем всех «мгимовцев» – выпускников, студентов, преподавателей, выпускников и друзей вуза – с днём рождения любимого университета! 14 октября 1944 года, Народный комиссариат иностранных дел СССР во главе с В.М.Молотовым принял решение о создании специализированного учебного заведения для подготовки дипломатов. В последние годы Великой Отечественной войны стало очевидно, что Советский Союз нуждался в новых кадрах для внешнеполитической службы. Активизация международных контактов и переговоров о послевоенном мироустройстве требовала хорошо подготовленных специалистов, владеющих иностранными языками и разбирающихся в истории, праве и экономике. Такие профессионалы нужны были в т.ч. для работы в международных организациях, которые планировалось создать после войны – прежде всего в ООН и связанных с ней структурах. 🌍 За десятилетия своей активной и плодотворной работы МГИМО по праву стал престижным вузом мирового уровня – настоящей «кузницей» дипломатов, журналистов и даже президентов. Cегодня здесь учатся представители более чем 90 государств, а иностранцы составляют около 16% от общего числа студентов. Только в 2025 году на первый курс поступили 400 человек из 55 стран. ✊Желаем #МГИМО дальнейшего развития и процветания, ярких побед и свершений!

🌐 Today marks the 81st anniversary of the founding of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations!Congratulations to all – alumni, students, professors, and friends of the university – on the birthday of their beloved alma mater! 📜Historical background: 81 years ago, on October 14, 1944, the People’s Commissariat for Foreign Affairs of the USSR, headed by Vyacheslav Molotov, decided to establish a specialized educational institution for diplomatic training. In the final years of the Great Patriotic War, it became clear that the Soviet Union needed a new generation of professionals for its foreign service. The growing number of international contacts and negotiations on the post-war world order required highly qualified experts fluent in foreign languages, as well as in history, law, and economics. Such specialists were also needed for work in international organizations that were being planned after the war – above all, the United Nations and its affiliated bodies. 🌍In 1946, #MGIMO opened its doors to foreign students, laying the foundation for its international academic reputation. Since then, it has become one of Russia’s most international universities: today, students from more than 90 countries study here, and foreigners make up about 16% of the total student community. In 2025 alone, 400 students from 55 countries enrolled in the freshmen year. Last year, Russia’s leading university specializing in international relations celebrated its 80th Anniversary – 👉#Recap. Over the decades of its active and fruitful work, MGIMO has rightfully earned its reputation as a world-class university – a genuine “foundry” of diplomats, journalists, and even presidents. 💬President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin: MGIMO has firmly established itself among the world’s leading centers for the training of international specialists. For many decades, its graduates have formed the professional “backbone” of Russia’s diplomatic service. Genuine professionalism also distinguishes MGIMO alumni working in other areas – in government agencies, academia, education, business, and the media. It is no coincidence that a MGIMO diploma is highly valued not only in Russia, but also abroad. 💬Foreign Minister of the Russian Federation Sergey Lavrov (MGIMO, Class of 1972): Diplomacy is the art of negotiation. The formation of a multipolar world is a long process that may take an entire historical era. MGIMO graduates will definitely have enough work to do. ✊We wish #MGIMO enduring prosperity, inspiration, and countless new triumphs! May the university always remain a place where the spirit of knowledge, friendship, and aspiration reigns – where every new generation of students feels pride in their alma mater, finds support, loyal friends, and their true calling! #MGIMO81

Тайные ловушки переговоров по Украине 🕊️💥 Европейские страны, как отмечает Politico, нередко включали в переговоры по Украине условия, неприемлемые для России. «Отравленные пилюли» в виде размещения сил на территории Украины нарушают красные линии Москвы. Причина? Отказ Евросоюза искать компромиссы с Россией. Возможно, это стратегический ход для усиления военного потенциала Европы. В Париже прошла встреча, где обсуждались гарантии безопасности Украины. Лидеры договорились о продолжении военной поддержки. Ожидается размещение войск в случае мира. #Европа#Украина#Россия#Переговоры#Безопасность#Политика#InternationalRelations Новости Госдумы

ℹ Did you know October 24th is Diplomats Day in Kyrgyzstan? This day is when we celebrate our diplomatic corps — the professionals who tirelessly represent our nation's interests, build global partnerships, and foster economic and cultural exchange worldwide. Thank you for your service! #Kyrgyzstan#Diplomacy#DiplomatsDay#InternationalRelations#GlobalCooperation#MFA#ForeignAffairs LinkedIn | Instagram | X (Twitter) | Facebook | YouTube

ℹ Did you know that USA, EU and its Member States, China, Russia, India, Republic of Korea, Japan, and the Gulf States have something significant in common? They all use the C5+1 format (Central Asia's five nations + one partner) to deepen engagement with the region! This diplomatic platform is vital for Central Asia's growing geopolitical importance and its commitment to diverse partnerships. This multi-vector strategy ensures that Central Asian countries (Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Tajikistan, Turkmenistan, and Uzbekistan) maintain productive dialogues across the globe. The nearest high-level summit in this format is the C5+1 Presidential Summit, set to take place in Washington, D.C., on November 6, 2025. This gathering marks the 10th anniversary of the platform! #CentralAsia#C5Plus1#Geopolitics#Diplomacy#ForeignPolicy#WashingtonDC#InternationalRelations LinkedIn | Instagram | X (Twitter) | Facebook | YouTube

Today marks the 8️⃣0️⃣th anniversary of the Moscow State Institute of International Relations – MGIMO! Today #MGIMO = thousands of students, 14 faculties and institutes, 3 campuses in Moscow, the Moscow region and Tashkent. It is an indisputable symbol of education of the highest standard. It was founded on October 14, 1944, during World War II, taking upon itself the mission to provide highly qualified diplomats and experts in international relations in the wake of the post-war development. 🌍 In 1946, MGIMO became the first university in the USSR to admit foreign students, establishing its international academic reputation. 🗓 In 1994, MGIMO received the status of a university. On September 18, 2024, Russian President Vladimir Putin signed Decree No. 800, awarding the University the Order of Alexander Nevsky for "outstanding achievements in scientific and educational work and long-standing excellence in preparing highly qualified specialists in international relations, global economics, international law, and journalism." The name of Saint Alexander Nevsky, the patron of Russian diplomacy, is closely linked with MGIMO: the university chapel bears his name, while in 2021, a monument to the Russian statesman of the 13th century was unveiled on its grounds. This year Russian President Vladimir Putin signed Decree No. 800, awarding the University the Order of Alexander Nevsky. 👉 Today, MGIMO alumni hold top positions in Russia’s diplomatic service, including Foreign Minister Sergey #Lavrov. #DYK? In 2010, MGIMO was listed in the Guinness World Records for offering the most foreign languages taught at a university—5️⃣3️⃣.

Faces of #Uzbekistan#Diplomacy Ambassadors, permanent representatives and general consuls of Uzbekistan abroad with the First Deputy Chair of the Senate of the Parliament Sodyq Safaev and the Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs Sherzod Asadov, after the seminar training organised by the Senate. P.S. Could you find only two women? @Diplomatika

🏛️Did you know that while the modern Kyrgyz Republic celebrates its 35th anniversary this year, our Ministry of Foreign Affairs is already 82 years old? 🕊️🇰🇬 The foundations of our foreign policy were laid long before independence. In February 1944, a pivotal law granted union republics the authority to engage in external relations, leading to the formation of what was then the People’s Commissariat of Foreign Affairs. This deep institutional history places the MFA among the most experienced state institutions in our country, standing alongside agencies with a century-old legacy. 📜🏛️ 🌐 Today, our diplomacy is more active and interconnected than ever: - 185 countries: The number of states with which we maintain formal diplomatic relations. - Strategic Engagement: A proactive role within the UN, SCO, CSTO, CIS, and other vital international platforms. - National Interests: A consistent and strong voice for our country’s sovereignty and economic goals. ⚖️ Drawing on decades of institutional memory and the expertise of our professional diplomatic corps, Kyrgyzstan pursues a balanced, multi-vector foreign policy. ⏳ Our approach is built on following pillars: ✅ Pragmatism in every partnership. ✅ Consistency in our international commitments. ✅ Openness to constructive dialogue with the world. 🤝🌍 #Kyrgyzstan#Diplomacy#InternationalRelations#MFAKG#CentralAsia#ForeignPolicy#History#ProfessionalExcellence

✈️🇳🇬🇷🇺Avoiding Discomfort Associated with Denial of Entry and Deportation I commend everyone in the community who has shown interests in the plight of the Nigerians who were recently refused entry. Unfortunately, as we have seen from cases like these, if the traveler doesn't plan well for such disappointments, he/she may be left without food/water till the next available flight back home, and this may last many days. To avoid potential discomfort associated with refusal of entry, we advise the following: 1. Remember: Visa is not a birthright but a priviledge, so do not assume that by getting a visa, entry across the border is guaranteed. Selling of landed property or taking short term loans for flight ticket remains a huge financial risk. 2. For students, ensure that your university is aware of your arrival/flight route and that they have sent your name, passport data, visa details and flight route to the appropriate border control at the point of entry. Do not assume, rather confirm. 3. Ensure that your activities online and offline are in line with national interests and local laws of the host country. 4. Ensure that you know detailed information about your purpose of visit. For example, the name of your course/University, accommodation arrangement, etc. 5. Some airports or point of entry has shown a higher refusal rate than others based on the sample data revealed to us. You may consult with us at NIDO Russia to help you plan your flight routes. 6. Keep in mind that when refused entry, it might take a while before an available return flight is found. This means that some people spend a lot of time, up to a few days, sometimes without food/water. In such cases, necessary expenses need to be made. 7. Nigerian cards do not work in Russia, so come with cash. Payment by online transfer is forbidden in the airport, so only cash payment or Russian bank cards work. It is unlikely that a new student/tourist has a Russian bank card, so cash is the usually the only feasible option. 8. If you are on medications, have available stock for at least a few days. 9. Things are more expensive than average in the airport so expenses on necessities such as food/water must be optimized/economized A. Consider buying high nutrient snacks, rather than hot meals B. Consider buying larger bottles of water, as the cost per litres reduces and it can last longer C. Compare prices at different shops to get the best possible price. 10. Optimize your carry-on luggage. A. Dress warmly or keep warm dressing in your carry-on luggage to self regulate your temperature. The conditioned air in the airport may not be conformable for everyone for extended periods of time, especially for days. B. Keep toiletries and changeable clothes in your carry-on luggage. It may not be convenient to be in the same clothes for many days. C. Consider bringing along your charger or power bank in your carry-on luggage. Keep an eye for available charging stations. It is important to be reachable especially in cases where information needs to be passed across. Remember denial of entry is not the end of the world, read our previous article on steps you can take after refusal of entry and securing your return. Yours Sincerely, Dr. Godwin Ibe Chairman, NIDO Russia +79262385618 https://t.me/nido_russia/1842 #visa#education#education#fsb

⚠️⛔️Recent Refusal of Entry of Nigerian Students to Russia Dear members, we have received reports of a few Nigerian students who were refused entry, their visa cancelled by the FSB, and sent back home. With high air ticket prices, jetlag of travelling for more than 10 hours to a different timezone, and the shattered hopes, It is a very painful experience for the affected individuals who are our compatriots but it is also important not to draw conclusions without receiving full information. Before we advise, it is important to note a few things. 1. The competent FSB reserves the right to take decisions in the interest of the Russian Federation. 2. Visa is not a right but a priviledge in the form of permission given by a host country and thus can be withdrawn at any moment. 3. The refused Nigerians are not members of NIDO Russia as they never entered Russia, and thus never resided in it. For the same reason, the assumption that the embassy has a role in assisting them as proposed by some members is questionable but NIDO would not speak on behalf of the embassy. 4. In terms of information, only the traveller and his Inviter (the University) is authorised to provide the necessary information concerning entry into the Russian Federation. 5. Concerning influence, governmental ministries/arms may may choose to inquire or exert influence. For example, if such cases become too common, the ministry of Foreign affairs of Nigeria can enquire directly or through the diplomatic mission of Russia in Nigeria. The embassy of Nigeria in Russia may only relay the opinion of our ministry of foreign to the relevant authorities here. 6. The reason for refusal will never be revealed according to diplomatic protocols but it can be assumed that if they were denied by a security agency rather than the embassy, then the reason must be connected to security. NIDO Russia advice❤️ 1. If denied for security related reasons, do not be in a hurry to reapply for visa. Of course, related diplomatic missions have already received information of the overturn of their decision to grant you visa, and it is unlikely that you will get visa again until circumstances change significantly. 2. Contact NIDO Russia, we may organise a lawyer, fully funded by the victim, to try to get a no-objection letter from the body that refused you entry. In the case of security, it may be synonymous with security clearance. This letter may be submitted along with your next application for visa or admission. 3. Ensure that your actions and words both online and offline are synonymous with the interests of the Russian Federation, and within the confines of local laws. 4. Consider other options, if they exist and there is no plan to return to Russia. Yours in service, Dr. Godwin Ibe Chairman, NIDO Russia +79262385618 https://t.me/nido_russia/1829 #visa#education#education#fsb