The IOPS Center hosted the grand opening of the new academic year at the Russian-Greek Orthodox School of Young Diplomattranslated

September 28, 2026 · 1 min read

On September 26, at the Center of the Imperial Orthodox Palestine Society, the grand opening of training sessions at the Russian-Greek Orthodox School of Young Diplomat took place. This date marks not just the beginning of the educational process, but the meaningful entry of young students into the space of a large cultural and historical tradition connecting Russia, Greece and Cyprus in a single scientific and humanitarian sense.

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Ірина Бойко

It is interesting that the school was named "young diplomat". And are there lessons in the Greek language or the history of Cyprus, or is there more emphasis on modern diplomacy? Thanks for the news.

Peter Clark

Interesting choice naming it the "young diplomat" school. Does the curriculum actually cover Greek language and Cypriot history, or is it mostly modern diplomacy and current events? The Russia-Greece-Cyprus link sounds solid either way.

Teodora Popescu

I am glad that the school has reopened at the IPPO Center. The name "school of the young diplomat" seems fitting, but I wonder, as Irina, whether they teach Greek and Cypriot history or if it focuses more on diplomacy today. It would be beautiful to truly connect the three countries through old books and prayer, not just words.

Іван Савченко

It is interesting that the school was opened on September 26 in the IPPO Center. But whether the program includes lessons in the Greek language or the history of Cyprus, as Iryna asks, or more modern diplomacy - it would be good to know more precisely. Thanks for the news.

Григорий Семёнов

Interestingly, it was opened on September 26 — the feast day of the Apostle and Evangelist John the Theologian. As for the school's program, there is little information: is there Greek language and Cypriot history, or is it more focused on modern diplomacy, as Irina and Peter asked? It would be useful to know more details.