Tashkent, Uzbekistan (UzDaily.com) -- Rosatom State Corporation will act as the general partner of the World Youth Festival 2024, which will be held from 1 to 7 March 2024 on the federal territory of Sirius (Sochi, Krasnodar Territory). 

Rosatom also received the status of “Clean Energy Supplier of the Festival”, which emphasizes its role in the production of low-carbon energy, both in the Russian Federation and in partner foreign countries.

It is expected that about 20 thousand Russian and foreign young leaders in the field of business, media, international cooperation, culture, science, education, volunteering and charity, sports, various spheres of public life, as well as teenagers representing various children’s organizations and associations. In particular, the guests of the festival will be foreign students from flagship universities of the State Corporation studying nuclear physics and related specialties.

The festival program includes an emphasis on responsibility for the fate of the world, multinational unity; family values. Representatives of Rosatom will take an active part in the discussion panels and round tables organized as part of the career, environmental and expert tracks. Among the invited speakers are the leaders of the State Corporation: General Director Alexey Likhachev, First Deputy General Director - Director of the Development and International Business Block Kirill Komarov, Deputy General Director for Personnel Tatyana Terentyeva and others.

In addition, participants and guests of the festival will be able to get acquainted with the technological achievements and developments of the Rosatom State Corporation at its stand in the most innovative zone of the festival - Terminal T. The exposition will demonstrate to participants the world of Russian advanced technologies. Guests will be greeted by the Iceberg art object, which will allow all participants to be transported to the harsh world of the endless Arctic. Moving around the Iceberg, participants will learn about the Northern Sea Route - the main maritime artery of Russia, the development of which is entrusted to Rosatom.