🎄 Председатель Государственного Совета Фарид Мухаметшин исполнил заветные новогодние мечты шестнадцатилетней Ульяны и одиннадцатилетнего Тихона о фотоаппарате и умной колонке.
Брат с сестрой проживают в родном для главы парламента городе – Альметьевске.
О своих желаниях ребята написали на сайте «Елка желаний» в рамках Всероссийской благотворительной акции.
Ульяна закончила художественную школу, многие ее работы уже были представлены на различных выставках.
Одно из увлечений Тихона – музыка. На Новый год школьник попросил у Деда Мороза умную колонку. Фарид Мухаметшин помог доброму волшебнику исполнить мечту мальчика.
🎄 Председатель Государственного Совета Фарид Мухаметшин исполнил заветные новогодние мечты шестнадцатилетней Ульяны и одиннадцатилетнего Тихона о фотоаппарате и умной колонке.
Брат с сестрой проживают в родном для главы парламента городе – Альметьевске.
О своих желаниях ребята написали на сайте «Елка желаний» в рамках Всероссийской благотворительной акции.
Ульяна закончила художественную школу, многие ее работы уже были представлены на различных выставках.
Одно из увлечений Тихона – музыка. На Новый год школьник попросил у Деда Мороза умную колонку. Фарид Мухаметшин помог доброму волшебнику исполнить мечту мальчика.
BY Государственный Совет Республики Татарстан (Госсовет РТ)
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