Natalia Sergunina: the next month in the Moscow space at the RUSSIA EXPO will be dedicated to projects for young people
The program of the Moscow space at the International RUSSIA
EXPO is changing. The new theme for the next month is "Moscow — the Youth
Capital". According to Deputy Mayor Natalia Sergunina, visitors can expect
meetings with representatives of youth associations, concerts, masterclasses,
quizzes, exercises, dance flash mobs and much more.
"From May 14 to June 12, dozens of events in the space of
the capital will be dedicated to initiatives and opportunities for the younger
generation. There will be presentations of career and creative projects,
lectures by experts in different spheres, performances by young musicians and
entrepreneurs," said Natalia Sergunina.
One of the thematic sessions will be attended by Margarita
Savinkina, the head of the Moscow Youth project. She will tell about
perspective directions, which young citizens choose today for professional and
personal development.
Those wishing to test their knowledge in the field of
financial literacy and get acquainted with useful technological solutions are
invited to the lecture-quiz "Fintech for All".
Dmitry Astrakhan, director of such famous films as "I Only
Have You" and "Everything Will Be Fine", Merited Art Worker of Russia, is
preparing a creative meeting with the guests of the Exposition. He will share
his experience in film and theater, explain what qualities are important for
aspiring artists.
You can follow the schedule of events on the Moscow space
online page. Admission is free, no registration is required.
Earlier Moscow and Vladivostok were recognized as youth
capitals of the country in 2024. The results of the federal competition for the
right to carry this honorary title were summarized at the RUSSIA EXPO.
The All-Russian "Creators" Forum, organised by Rosmolodyozh.Undertake and Rosmolodyozh.Profi, was held on 14 November at the National Centre RUSSIA.
Writers were honoured on 13 November at the III International Symposium "Inventing the Future" at the National Centre RUSSIA.
The public talk "Big Questions: Why Explore the Depths of the Ocean?" focused on one of Earth's least explored environments and a major frontier for future discoveries.
