Eurasia NPO invited young people from post-Soviet countries to the RUSSIA EXPO

On May 12, more than 50 students from different countries of the post-Soviet space visited the RUSSIA EXPO. The main event for them was participation in the plenary session, where they discussed the concept of the new "Youth and Children" national project, which is being formed on behalf of Russian President Vladimir Putin.

The young people visited Pavilion No. 75, where they saw the expositions of all Russian regions. They also took part in the events that took place within the framework of the National Priorities Day "Opportunities of the Future": panel discussion "Social Elevators: What Button to Press and How They Work"; presentation of the project "Professional Development: Employers from Mars, Candidates from Venus. Connecting Worlds"; strategic session "Development of Civil Society until 2030", various masterclasses on financial development; meetings with sports stars, etc.

Tavrida Art Cluster and Rosmolodezh arranged a surprise for the kids - a spectacular dance flash mob with 60 dancers.

"We unite active, thinking youth of our countries, expand their horizons, show how much we can do together. The guys felt their involvement in our common future. I am proud of them: this is a generation capable of making bold and unconventional decisions for the benefit of their countries and good-neighborliness. For them to live according to their conscience is the main principle of life," - said Alyona Arshinova, Chairman of Eurasia NPO, Deputy of the State Duma of the Russian Federation.

Eurasia Autonomous Non-Profit Organization for the Promotion of International Cooperation was established in April 2024. The goal of the project is to strengthen mutually beneficial integration processes in the post-Soviet space while preserving the national identity of peoples.

One of the main directions of the NPO is to support schoolchildren, students, young professionals. The projects include educational programs, exchanges, internships in large state and private high-tech companies, media schools, etc.

The Eurasia project also provides professional platforms and forums for school and university teachers, participation of athletes in international competitions such as the Friendship Games, grants for journalists and bloggers, business missions to sell products and find partners for entrepreneurs, and support for projects in the field of historical and cultural preservation.