Students of Omsk State Agrarian University took part in the International Youth Forum of Interethnic Accord "Unite_Strengthen 3.0"

From September 26 to September 30, Omsk hosted the III International Youth Forum of Interethnic Accord "Unite_Strengthen 3.0". The organizer of the forum is the Omsk regional branch of the All-Russian public movement "Youth Assembly of the Peoples of Russia "We are Russians".

Activists of the intercultural student Center, foreign students from Kazakhstan and Afghanistan, volunteers and employees of the International Relations Department of the Omsk State Agrarian University took part in the forum. Students and young staff of the university not only represented the university as participants of the forum, but also became part of its organizers, and also presented their projects at the grant competition (Rosmolodezh.Grants), held within the framework of the forum with the assistance of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs.

So, Elizaveta Malyavskaya, a 2nd year student of the Faculty of Agrochemistry, Soil Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Exploitation, was accompanied the participants during all five days of the forum, was responsible for their registration and support, and also helped to solve difficult issues. Mikhail Bakholdin, a 3rd year student of Faculty of Agrochemistry, Soil Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Exploitation, became one of the grant applicants of the Rosmolodezh.Grants" with a project in the nomination #contribution_to_the_future.

A delegation of more than 20 students from the Faculties of Land Management, Agrotechnology, Economics, Veterinary Medicine, Technical Service of Agroindustrial Complexes and Faculty of Agrochemistry, Soil Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Exploitation, as well as two employees of the Department of International Relations: an expert in foreign economic activity Kriklivaya Anastasia Nikolaevna and the translator, moderator of the intercultural student center Leven Yana Yakovlevna represented the university at the opening of the forum, which took place on September 27 in the Congress Hall.

On the opening day, along with other foreign guests of the forum from Kazakhstan, Turkmenistan and Turkey, a student of Omsk State Agrarian University from Afghanistan Nabizada Wahidullah, a 1st-year graduate student of the Faculty of Agrochemistry, Soil Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Exploitation, was invited to the stage to talk about his country, its culture, and the experience of learning the Russian language and Russian culture.

Alexey Gonchar, 1st year undergraduate student of the Faculty of Agrochemistry, Soil Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Exploitation:

"The International Youth Forum of Interethnic Accord Unite_Strengthen 3.0" gave us a lot of new and useful information. I would especially like to highlight a competent speaker who spoke about public speaking skills. He made us understand how to behave at the performance, as well as basic speaking skills, I also want to mention foreign guests from Kazakhstan and Turkey, I learned about their traditions and education. I would not miss the next opportunity to attend similar events."

Artem Kompaniets, 1st year undergraduate student of the Agrotechnological Faculty:

"I managed to attend the opening of the forum not only as a spectator, but also as a participant. The forum itself is a platform where you can pump up your abilities, open up and give free rein to all possibilities, thanks to strong speakers and presenters of the program. I found new friends at the forum, with whom I will continue to communicate after its completion, and thanks to the forum, I am now not afraid to apply for other global events that will take place not only in the Omsk region, but also beyond its borders. The impression of the forum itself cannot be expressed in a couple of words. This is such a powerful, cool, strong and leading forum, which has been held for the 3rd time in Omsk. I wish the organizers not to slow down the pace of development, grow, succeed, and as one speaker said: "You have no problems, you only have tasks to solve!" So, organizers, no matter what tasks you face, just go ahead. See you in the next forums!"

Nabizada Wahidullah, a 1st-year graduate student of the Faculty of Agrochemistry, Soil Sciences, Ecology, Environmental Engineering and Water Resources Exploitation:

"We are young, we need to study other people, their culture and languages, but at the same time know and preserve our own language and culture. This is exactly what the forum was aimed at."

For students of Omsk State Agrarian University, participation in this forum provided an opportunity to get acquainted with representatives of different nationalities living not only in Russia but also abroad, learn more about their culture, listen to interesting lectures from speakers invited to the forum, as well as get useful tips on developing oratory skills and preparing for public speaking.