On Monday October 3 the Russian leader Vladimir Putin arrived to the Orenburg region, where was the meeting with the delegates of region business. After general meeting the leader attended the reserve “Orenburg” which possesses famous Przewalski's horses.
The center of Przewalski's horses re-induction takes place in this natural reserve. It was organized with support of Russian Ministry of Nature and Global Environmental Facility.
In the picture: Vladimir Putin with the staff members of the reserve.
Putin offered prospects of aid and support in project realization of endangered animal species conservation to the center of Przewalski's horses re-induction.
After bringing the tour in the reserve "Orenburg" to a close all employees gathered to see the president off.
It's known the president of the Russian Federation is going from Orenburg to Astana for assisting in the Interregional Cooperation Forum.
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