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A celebration for the families of KamAZ workers – participants of the Special Military Operation – was held at the karting track

A celebration for the families of KamAZ workers – participants of the Special Military Operation – was held at the karting track

Published on: 2026-09-01

Source: KAMAZ – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

On the eve of Knowledge Day, ANO “Technogorod” organized a celebration for the children of the employees of the Press-Frame Plant, who are serving in the special military operation zone.

The event brought together more than fifty children. The main characters of the celebration were schoolchildren who came to the karting track with their mothers, younger brothers, and sisters. Some of the children were accompanied by fathers who had returned from combat. “Thanks to the factory for supporting my family while I was in service. For every soldier, the thought that their loved ones are not alone gives strength,” said Vitaliy. “I am currently undergoing rehabilitation after the special military operation. Soon, I will take my daughter to the first grade.”

“We work closely with the families of the special military operation fighters and pay special attention to their children. While the men defend the interests of the Motherland, our task is to support their wives and children. Today, there are 92 families of special operation participants at the Press-Frame Plant. We help them all,” said Irina Fazlyeva, the lead engineer of the HR department at the PFP.

In a solemn atmosphere, Ludmila Khafizova, Deputy Chairman of the PRZ trade union committee, congratulated the schoolchildren and their parents on Knowledge Day. She handed out 36 certificates for the purchase of stationery (assistance from the factory in preparing for September 1). Special attention was given to those for whom the bell will ring for the first time. First graders, in addition to certificates, were given backpacks with the “KAMAZ” emblem.

After the official part of the event, the kids and their parents were treated to an active program. The younger children had fun with animators, took part in a soap bubble show, and were delighted with the gifted balloons. Those who were older participated in workshops on making bookmarks and photo frames. Alongside the workshops, there were go-kart races. Before the start, all the young racers were briefed on safety techniques while driving the buggies.

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