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The republican stage of the contest of talented youth “Yurt kelajagi”, conducted in the “Lochin” summer camp in Kashkadarya region, was attended by 446 young men and women.
The contest, organized by the Public Youth Movement “Kamolot” and several other organizations, contributes to identifying and supporting talented young people, decent stimulating their studies in the field of science, art and technology.
In the initial stages of the competition, held in accordance with the resolution of the Head of our state “On additional measures for implementation of the state youth policy in the Republic of Uzbekistan” dated February 6, 2014, thousands of young people presented their ideas, business plans, architectural and design projects.
At the camp as part of the contest were organized master classes, seminars and workshops, meetings with cultural and art figures, conferences, “round table” conversations, entertainment, sporting events, concerts, quizzes, art exhibitions, which made a great impression on the participants.
According to the results of the competition, 44 winners were revealed in the direction of architecture and design, information technology, innovations and technical developments, and traditional arts and crafts, literature and journalism. They were awarded with diplomas and memorable gifts.
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