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[KavkazUzel] Disagreements between refugees from Palestine are unacceptable, warned the head of the Ministry of Press of Chechnya, Akhmed Dudayev, declaring the absence of religious movements in the republic.
The "Caucasian Knot" reported that by January 29, Chechnya had accepted 206 refugees from Palestine, local media reported on the employment of 30 of them. Most of the refugees got jobs in medical institutions, some were settled in the Gorny Klyuch camp, where displaced people from Palestine live. In a video published by the head of the Ministry of Press of Chechnya, Akhmed Dudayev, some refugees are teaching classes in school classes. At the same time, economists interviewed by the Caucasian Knot noted that the promoted employment of 30 refugees from Palestine will not affect the labor market of Chechnya. Chechnya provides assistance to refugees on the instructions of the Kremlin, the Caucasus expert emphasized.
The head of the Ministry of Nationalities of Chechnya, Akhmed Dudayev, reported on his visit to the Gorny Klyuch camp, where internally displaced persons from Palestine live. According to him, in parallel with the registration of the Palestinian diaspora in Chechnya, a head of the diaspora will be selected, through whom the work will be “organized,” as follows from the video published on his Telegram channel.
Dudayev noted that the Chechen authorities understand the problems of refugees from Palestine, since “the residents of our republic, about 25-30 years ago, were also forced to wander around various regions.”
Disagreements and misunderstandings among refugees are unacceptable, Dudayev said, without specifying what caused this statement. “There are no religious movements in this republic. <...> In the Chechen Republic over the past 20 years, not a single conflict on interfaith or interethnic grounds has been recorded,” he wrote in a message.
He added that during the meeting, refugees from Palestine raised issues regarding the provision of medicines and the issuance of various certificates for obtaining a residence permit.
Dudayev also reported that about 45 of the adult Palestinians have already been employed. “Today 13 displaced people went to work under the Ministry of Education,” he said in a video that was published on the evening of February 21.
According to official data, the unemployment rate in Chechnya has decreased slightly. Thus, according to Rosstat, the unemployment rate in the republic in 2023 was 10.6%, according to Chechenstat, for the same period - 7.9%. The data also differed in 2022. According to Rosstat, there were 11% unemployed in Chechnya, according to Chechenstat - 8.0%.
Dudayev also noted that preschool children are placed in kindergartens in the Shalinsky district. The construction of apartments for displaced people has already begun - a total of 35 apartments will be built, since so many refugee families have arrived in the republic, mainly large families, Dudayev emphasized.
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