The
youth section REW Junior will bring together high school students, world
business leaders, and government officials in Moscow on 15 October 2021 as part
of Youth Day during Russian Energy Week. The section is being organized by the
Content Foundation for the Development of Expert and Analytical Activities,
which will host the event as part of the Point Junior discussion and
communication platform with the support of the Innopraktika non-state
development institution and the Roscongress Foundation. The event will bring
together schoolchildren, prominent statesmen, and representatives of major
energy, oil and gas, and petrochemical companies to discuss the global energy
agenda and the future of the industry in Russia.
During
REW Junior, teenagers will take part in an educational eco-quest, where they
will gain basic knowledge and skills in environmental safety, as well as a
panel discussion that will be attended by representatives of major industrial
corporations, where they will discuss career guidance, motivation within the industry,
and how to choose a professional path in the energy industry.
Content
Foundation Director Elena Sokolova stressed the
importance of the event in terms of interaction among fuel and energy
corporations and the younger generation: “Today, children are already
determining their future profession at school, and companies are extremely
interested in establishing communication to attract talented specialists in the
future. That is why we decided to create a platform for a dialogue between the
younger generation and the biggest industrial corporations in the country.”
In
addition, schoolchildren will take part in events held in the format of an open
dialogue, where they will meet with Russian Deputy Prime Minister Alexander
Novak, Russian Presidential Aide Maxim Oreshkin, Russian Minister of Economic
Development Maxim Reshetnikov, Rosatom State Corporation Director General
Alexey Likhachev, and Gazprom Neft CEO Alexander Dyukov.
Russian
Energy Week is being organized by the Russian Ministry of Energy, the
Roscongress Foundation, and the Moscow Government.