Young participants at the International Festival of Youth 2026 showcased 60 projects spanning science and technology, digitalisation, creative industries, sports, media and civic engagement. The school children presented 60 initiatives across a wide range of fields, in the event that brought together participants from both the Children’s and Adult Programs of the Festival. As part of the Children’s Program, a Festival of Projects was held where all 60 initiatives were divided into seven tracks. Science and technology accounted for the largest share (21 projects). Participants also presented 11 projects in creative industries, 8 in digitalization and IT, and 6 in public administration. The sports, media, and civic engagement tracks featured four projects each. The results of the participants’ work were displayed across all four floors of the Pioneer House at the Specialized Education and Research Center (SERC). At the booths, visitors could talk with the creators and learn what the children had come up with and how they brought it to life. Artur Orlov, Hero of Russia, graduate of the presidential personnel program “Time of Heroes” and Chairman of the Board of the Movement of the First, toured the exhibition and reviewed the participants’ work. “Our Children’s Program at the festival was very productive. In just a few days, the children were able to create original developments i...
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