A cooperation agreement on the development of rural tourism has been signed between the Hushcha village council of the Lyuboml district and the Volya Ugruzka commune of the Lublin Voivodeship of the Republic of Poland, reports the newspaper UVolyntF. \nThe agreement provides for the exchange of delegations of villagers who wish to introduce agritourism in their own areas, student groups for studying the history of the region, the upkeep of graves of Ukrainians and Poles on both sides of the border, the holding of joint cultural and sports events, and the publication of printed materials on this topic. \nThe document was signed in Volya Ugruzka, where, at the invitation of village head Jan Lukasik, a delegation from the village of Hushcha arrived led by village head Dmytro Malyas. The Svityaz village council also joined the agreement, represented at the ceremony by its head Viktor Pleytukh. Incidentally, this is already the second document signed by the Hushcha residents with their Polish neighbors at the local self-government level regarding cooperation. The first provides for the exchange of experience in the development of entrepreneurship. Soon the first group of Ukrainians, according to the agreement, will travel beyond the Bug to study precisely this issue. \n