The all-Russian media volunteer movement "Kibery" has been officially launched at School No. 57 named after Alexey Sukhanov in Makhachkala. The launch event featured two thematic exhibitions, including "Peoples Together Through the Years," organized by the Assembly of the Peoples of Russia with support fr om the Federal Agency for Ethnic Affairs.

Attendees observed students actively supporting participants of the special military operation by producing trench candles and camouflage nets in school workshops. The program also included a visit to the School Museum of Military Glory, the inauguration of a special "Kibery" classroom and a meeting with the school's most engaged students.

The motto of the 'Kibery' project—'Wh ere it matters'—serves as the guiding principle for every cyber volunteer. Their work centers on initiatives that strengthen interethnic unity, showcase examples of interfaith harmony, highlight regional achievements in national policy, and share inspiring stories of those whose contributions help unite Russia.

Khaskhat Tilakaeva, Deputy Director of School No. 57 and member of the Public Council under the Ministry for National Policy of Dagestan, has been appointed Regional Coordinator of the "Kibery" project in the Republic of Dagestan.

This federal initiative implemented with the support of the Federal Agency for Ethnic Affairs represents the first youth movement specializing in coverage of national policy and interethnic relations. The project has now expanded nationwide and actively operates in 32 regions across Russia.