MINISTRY OF EDUCATION OF THE REPUBLIC OF BELARUS

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Belarusian State University hosts the International five-day forum
“M.I.R- Youth. Integration. Development.

More than one hundred students from different regions of Belarus and Russia joined the event. Among the guests are representatives of MSLU, BSU, BNTU, Francysk Skoryna Gomel State University, St Petersburg State University etc.

This forum seeks experience share in the work of student organizations of different countries. This year’s topic is “Student initiatives in context of peace and creation: ecologic, social and corporate project management”.

During the opening ceremony, BSU leaders noted that during geopolitical crisis it is necessary to support educational, scientific and craft ties between our countries as never before. This forum gives a solid opportunity to every participant to learn about self-government in other universities in order to succesfully implement gained knowledge for the development of their EI.

Participants can expect no less than an intense week. Every day they will have three workshops so they could gain practice immediately. Young people will master the creation of a content strategy for a corporate account and the technology for maintaining it on social media, learn how to competently form a work team and lead a team, receive advice on how to overcome the fear of public speaking, and also exchange experience in research and development in the field of environmental, social and corporate governance.

This year’s forum is about to take place outside BSU with various places in Minsk ready to host the event.

With the team project defense the forum wil come to an end.

Also, a cultural program was prepared for the children with a visit to the Museum of Geography of the BSU and the Dukor Maentak Museum Complex.

A student of the Moscow State Technical University named after N. E.
Bauman Timofey Suslov shared his expectations from participating in the
forum: “The experience of international interaction with other organizations, structures, and universities is extremely important.
First of all, to exchange experiences and share problems. This is why we have gathered here. We will raise a number of issues that we can discuss with our colleagues from Belarus in order to introduce some practices in Moscow and recommend others to our colleagues. Thus, the skills that we will gain here will have a positive impact on the development of self-government in different universities.”

According to the chairman of the Student Council of the Belarusian State University, Vladislav Roslikov, such a partnership must be supported. In this regard, the University Student Council alone has concluded about 40 agreements with partner universities.