She first met Mher Otaryan, Director of the YSU Ijevan Branch. During the meeting, they discussed future cooperation, the development of humanitarian and educational ties, the implementation of joint cultural and educational initiatives, and ways to expand opportunities for the branch's students and faculty to participate in educational, scientific, and cultural projects.

Special attention was paid to fostering interest among young people in the study of the Russian language, literature, and culture, as well as to establishing new forms of interaction between educational and cultural institutions.

As part of the visit to the YSU Ijevan Branch, the event "Russian Word: Dictation Across Generations", dedicated to International Literacy Day was also held.

Students from the "Russian Language and Literature" educational program of the Faculty of Humanities participated in the event. Darya Bocharova read the dictation.

For the students, this was not only an opportunity to test their knowledge of the Russian language, as well as their spelling and punctuation skills, but also a unique approach to the culture of literate written communication. The dictation also became an important element of cultural and educational interaction, bringing together students, lecturers, and representatives of Russian cultural and diplomatic institutions.

Following the dictation, Darya Bocharova held an open discussion with the students and lecturers. During the discussion, participants addressed the importance of the Russian language in the modern educational and cultural landscape, the role of literate communication in professional and personal development, and the significance of such educational initiatives for the younger generation. Such meetings and events strengthen cooperative ties, expand educational opportunities for students, and create a platform for open dialogue regarding language, culture, and modern forms of interaction.