Vladimir Putin sent greetings to participants, organizers and guests of the Tavrida National Youth Educational Forum taking place in the Republic of Crimea between July 3 and August 31, 2017.
The message reads, in part:
“Today we can say with confidence that this forum has become an excellent and popular platform for active and talented young people who are sincerely dedicated to meaningful and important ideas and are prepared for a result and a practical outcome. The full program, as always, allows participants to become involved in constructive and creative discussions with experts, representatives of government authorities and business, academic figures, educators and cultural workers, and gain valuable life experience.
The program, of course, includes various competitions and sporting events in a friendly and informal atmosphere.
I believe this forum will give a start to new and promising initiatives and will write a brilliant and unforgettable page in the history of the wonderful youth project that Tavrida undoubtedly is.”
The forum’s participants include around 3,000 young people aged from 18 to 30, including teachers of creative occupations and young professionals in various creative fields from all across Russia.
“Today we can say with confidence that this forum has become an excellent and popular platform for active and talented young people who are sincerely dedicated to meaningful and important ideas and are prepared for a result and a practical outcome. The full program, as always, allows participants to become involved in constructive and creative discussions with experts, representatives of government authorities and business, academic figures, educators and cultural workers, and gain valuable life experience.
The program, of course, includes various competitions and sporting events in a friendly and informal atmosphere.
I believe this forum will give a start to new and promising initiatives and will write a brilliant and unforgettable page in the history of the wonderful youth project that Tavrida undoubtedly is.”
The forum’s participants include around 3,000 young people aged from 18 to 30, including teachers of creative occupations and young professionals in various creative fields from all across Russia.
