A multifunctional sports ground has been opened in Braslav as part of an international project

Шматфункцыянальная спартыўная пляцоўка адкрылася ў Браславе ў рамках міжнароднага праекту
The opening of a multifunctional sports ground at the city stadium in Braslav marked the completion of the international project "Improving the Development of Education, Healthcare, and Social Services for Target Groups of the Unified Community of the Latvia – Lithuania – Belarus Transboundary Region".

The opening of a multifunctional sports ground at the city stadium in Braslav marked the completion of the international project "Improving the Development of Education, Healthcare, and Social Services for Target Groups of the Unified Community of the Latvia – Lithuania – Belarus Transboundary Region".

This event was timed to coincide with the Day of Physical Culture and Sports Workers and became the occasion for a grand sports festival. Numerous teams from schools, work collectives, large families, and simply amateurs of a healthy lifestyle gathered to participate. Many of them have victories in competitions to their credit. For example, the team of the physical culture and sports club

"Drivyatich" is a prize-winner of the regional mini-football tournament among juniors, and the DYSSH team includes winners and prize-winners of regional, republican, and international competitions in athletics, winter multi-event, basketball, and chess.

The opening of the new facility was attended by the Chairman of the District Executive Committee Vladimir Dranevsky and the Chairman of the District Council of Deputies Nina Puchinskaya, who cut the symbolic ribbon. They also presented equipment to the children's and youth sports school and the club

"Drivyatich". The ceremony was graced by a performance by young dancers from the city secondary school No. 1.

Then, in the DYSSH hall, veterans of physical culture and sports work were honored, and at the stadium, competitions in volleyball, athletics, and the sports game

"Dad, Mom, I am a Sports Family" were held.

Tamara Pashkevich, "Vitebskiye vesti"