Kazan Global Youth Summit

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Kazan Global Youth Summit, Russia🇷🇺
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📋 Discussion topics of the forum:
- Artificial intelligence and virtual reality;
- Digital trends and digital solutions in the youth environment;
- Mental health.

💵 Benefits:
- accommodation and meals;
- financial support for airfare costs to Kazan may be provided;
- local transportation facilities.

✅ Requirements:
- youth from the OIC Member States, OIC Observer States, BRICS and Asia-Pacific region;
- Aged between 18-35;
- English level B2 - C1;
- Leaders of youth associations, representatives of international organizations responsible for youth, youth influencers, young entrepreneurs, and academicians will have the advantage in the selection process.

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Deadline: 10 June 2024

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