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OAO Belkamneft donated a new playground to Izhevsk

11.09.2012 “Izvestiya Udmurtskoy Respubliki”

Izhevsk. Playground was opened last week in Ustinovsky district of Izhevsk. This is the second children playground built by the company for the residents of the town.

The playground has all required equipment for full-scale training of volleyball, basketball, mini-football and other kinds of sport. Two more playing areas for children of various ages are located next to the playground.

Opening of the sport facility counted with participation of I.V. Krasnov, Minister of Udmurtia for physical culture, sport and tourism, V.M. Soloviev, Minister of Udmurtia for youth, I.N. Belozerov, Vice-minister of Udmurtia for education and science, I.A. Utrobin, Head of Izhevsk Ustinsky district administration, and other officials. The opening ceremony was followed by a social match between OAO Belkamneft team and joint team of high school children and teachers of Ustinsky district schools.

Implementation of charity programs is one of the priorities in the social policy of OAO Belkamneft, OAO NK RussNeft subsidiary. Significant funds are allocated for this purpose every year. So, over 12 million rubles have been spent by the company for charity projects this year. OAO NK RussNeft holding intends to continue its active participation in implementation of socially important program in the region.

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