En Adygea à 40 familles syriennes Circassiens, qui souhaitait s’installer dans le pays, sera bientôt en mesure d’obtenir des terres en vertu de Maikop pour le logement. À cette fin, dans le village Mafehabl alloué une somme supplémentaire de 89 hectares de terres agricoles, qui est soutenu par le gouvernement républicain ont été transférés à
In Adygea to 40 families Syrian Circassians, who wished to settle in the country, will soon be able to obtain land under Maikop for housing. To this end, in the village Mafehabl allocated an additional 89 hectares of agricultural land, which is backed by the Republican government were transferred to the land for individual housing
1600 Circassians returned to homeland Since the beginning of the uprising in Syria returned to the Circassian homeland about 1600 Circassians. 750 people returned to the Republic of Kabardino – Balkaria, 600 people returned to the Republic of Adygeya and 30 people returned to the republic of Karachaevo-Circassia. 30 people returned to Krasnodar region.
For 150 years, disasters have been hunting us, from the Caucasus to Rumelia, to Turkey, Yugoslavia, Arab countries, to far parts of the earth. Isn’t it time to finish this maze ? Wherever we settled we built the place and were distinguished and superior .. but at the end successive disasters come and we loose
Returned refugees from Syria by invitation of Maikop’s Adygha Khasa hasten to settle In the evening of November 23rd Ali Bgane, the Executive Committee member of public organization «Adygha Khasa – Circassian Council», visited two refugees from Syria Muhammad Balkar and Mirza Tok (Hadzhebiek) at their rented apartment in Maikop, who arrived in Adygea two
The CRO will work with its members to raise funds and awareness about the overall status of the Adigha’s return to their homeland. In doing so it will work with all and any organization to the benefit of our people and in achieving this objective. No matter how small our contribution will be, its our
Digha Art Group Digha Art Group “Дыгъэ Арт Гуп” A voluntary group launched in March 2013. To be a team work that helps the Adiga children returnees to adjust in the new society through entertaining artistic activities related to the culture and the history of the Adiga, enhancing imagination and creativity and the