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"EURASIA" — A TERRITORY OF TRADITIONAL VALUES AND PEOPLES' FRIENDSHIP

ANO Eurasia is an autonomous non-profit organisation for the promotion of international cooperation, implementing projects with private funding.

Eurasia's Mission - to unite people of all ages and professions to jointly preserve traditional values, historical memory and the shared cultural identity of the peoples of Eurasia.

341к+ like-minded people from 32 countries

YOUR IDEAS DESERVE SCALE.

Your ideas deserve scale. ANO "Eurasia" is a team of like-minded people from different countries where initiatives receive support and become international projects. Volunteer, educational, cultural and social programs are launched here with private funds, uniting people across the continent.

We value tradition, respect for history and a responsible attitude towards the future. We treat the cultural heritage of Eurasia with care, build dialogue between peoples and help find teams and resources to realize ideas without borders.

BRICS Cup in Adaptive Taekwondo

The competition brought together athletes from Russia and the Republic of Belarus, who demonstrated their skills in person, while athletes from Argentina, Kazakhstan, Brazil, the UAE, and China took part online.

The tournament was made possible thanks to the initiative of martial arts coach Ekaterina Tyukina from St. Petersburg. She was one of the winners of the first “Eurasia: A Continent of Opportunities” grant competition.

Through adaptive taekwondo, the coach has been helping children with disabilities for several years.

“My Memory Is My Pride”

With the support of ANO Eurasia, a memorial park dedicated to the heroes of the Great Patriotic War was restored in the village of Fantan, Armenia.

The project “My Memory Is My Pride” won the first grant competition and was launched in April 2025.

Thanks to landscaping, restoration work, and a series of community clean-up events organized with grant funding, activists brought new life to this important place of remembrance.

The ceremony was attended by distinguished guests, including Sergey Pavlovich Kopyrkin, Ambassador of the Russian Federation to Armenia; Vadim Pavlovich Fefilov, Head of the Russian House in Yerevan; Hayk Melikyan, Director General of the Moscow House in Yerevan; as well as representatives of the diplomatic corps, local public figures, and cultural leaders.

“When We Are United, We Are Invincible”

The project aims to raise awareness of the importance of supporting cultural diversity, engage young people in volunteer work, and promote traditional spiritual and moral values.

A series of patriotic events will be held as part of the project, including:

A cultural event dedicated to the 80th anniversary of the Great Victory, titled “We Are One People, and We Are United.” The program will feature choreography, a theatrical performance, and live performances of wartime songs.

The inspiration behind the patriotic project is Sofia Govyazina, a third-year student at the Ch. Bazarbayev Bishkek Choreographic School and artistic director of the “Smart Hedgehog” early childhood development center.

A Flame from Moscow’s Eternal Flame Set Off for the Sites of Military Glory in the Caucasus

The project by Mariam Mirzoyan and Robert Avdzhyan, winners of the first ANO Eurasia grant competition, continues to bring people together around the memory of the heroic deeds of the Great Patriotic War.

Ahead of Victory Day, participants of the international automobile marathon “Along the Roads of Victory — A Duty of Memory” carried a flame from the Eternal Flame on Poklonnaya Hill in Moscow to memorial sites connected with the Battle of the Caucasus, passing through cities in Russia’s Krasnodar Territory and the Republic of Abkhazia.

The route passed through Krasnodar, Goryachy Klyuch, Belorechensk, Apsheronsk, Neftegorsk, Tuapse, Sochi, Gagra, and Sukhum.

In each city, participants met with local residents, laid flowers at memorials, and spoke about the importance of preserving the memory of the wartime heroes’ sacrifice.