The Tatarstan Independence Committee Completes Training in the Fourth Cohort of the Free Nations University
The fourth cohort of the Free Nations University, organised at the initiative of the Anti-Imperial Block of Nations, has concluded its academic programme. Among the participants was a substantial delegation from the Tatarstan Independence Committee, whose members completed the course.
According to Committee representatives, the programme covered a broad range of topics — from political and legal aspects of the right of nationalities to self-determination to information strategy and strategic planning. Participants note that the knowledge and practical skills they acquired will serve as important tools for their continued public and educational activities.
Member of theTatarstan Independence Committee
Ilsiiar Gainullina
“For me, studying in the fourth cohort of the Free Nations University was an important and meaningful experience. During the training period, we received a great deal of valuable and practical information applicable to our civic work. Our lecturers shared the essence of their knowledge and experience, which was highly valuable. As classmates and colleagues within the Tatarstan Independence Committee, we supported one another in completing assignments, which further strengthened our team spirit. I sincerely thank the entire faculty of the Free Nations University for their dedication and contribution. I wish you continued success in your important work.”
Member of the Tatarstan Independence Committee
Nikolai Bashmakov
“The programme allowed me to systematise my experience, deepen my understanding of international processes, and develop more effective approaches in my work. I gained substantial new and meaningful knowledge and further strengthened my expertise in matters related to the right of nations to self-determination. I express my sincere gratitude to the faculty and organisers of the Free Nations University for the high level of preparation, their attentive approach to students, and their contribution to the development of my professional competencies,” said Nikolai Bashmakov, sharing his impressions.
Member of the Tatarstan Independence Committee
Ramil Abdrakhmanov
“I am honoured to have been among the participants of the Free Nations University and to have had the opportunity to complete this programme. Of particular importance to me were studies in constitutional state structure, international legal aspects of implementing the right of nations to self-determination, the formation of state institutions, and national ideology. These areas are fundamental in the context of state-building, which is why I chose ‘Political Modelling of a Future Independent State – Tatarstan’ as the topic of my final thesis. I sincerely thank the University’s leadership and distinguished faculty for their professionalism, dedication, and substantive academic guidance. The knowledge and practical skills I gained will undoubtedly contribute to my further professional and civic activities.”
The organisers state that the primary goal of the Free Nations University is to foster an expert and civic environment capable of professionally and consistently advocating for the rights of nations to self-determination. Graduates of the fourth cohort from the Independence Committee of Tatarstan are already planning to apply the knowledge gained in their future initiatives and projects.
The Tatarstan Independence Committee expresses its gratitude to the organisers of the Free Nations University and emphasises the importance of such educational platforms for strengthening international dialogue and professional exchange.
The Tatarstan Independence Committee Information Department
