A meeting of the II Congress of the Movement of the First was held at the RUSSIA EXPO
The Lecture
Hall of the Russian Society "Knowledge" in Pavilion No. 57 at the
RUSSIA EXPO hosted a meeting of the II Congress of the Russian Movement of
Children and Youth "Movement of the First".
Chairman of
the Board of the Russian Movement of Children and Youth "Movement of the
First" Grigory Gurov noted that the majority of Russian citizens have a
positive attitude to the activities of the Movement of the First.
"You
represent all regions of Russia and on our joint work depends how powerfully
the Movement will develop in our country. Today we will have to consider the
priority areas of activity in 2024, the development of the self-government
system, symbols, traditions, and approve a number of changes to the charter.
One of them is to increase the age of participants up to 25 years old, which
should involve all student youth in our activities," Grigory Gurov,
Chairman of the Board of the Russian Movement of Children and Youth
"Movement of the First" addressed the participants of the meeting.
Participants of the Movement and delegates of the congress decided to make changes to the charter of the organization, which included increasing the age threshold of participants-students to 25 years old.
The Congress of the Movement of the First at the RUSSIA EXPO will last until February 1. More than a thousand children, parents and mentors from 89 regions of Russia are taking part in it. Among the main tasks of the Congress are to determine the main directions of the Movement's development and to form a federal Council of the First.
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