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On November 27, as part of the Congress of Young Scientists' poster program, the Agency for Strategic Initiatives held a session titled "Time to Live in Russia / Open Science: Opportunities for Foreign Talent in Science and Technology." Vladimir Stroyev, Rector of the State University of Management, presented a report on the specifics and dynamics of international student recruitment at SUM, their integration into the educational process and research activities, and their development trajectories after graduation.
Vladimir Stroyev noted the university's international cooperation practices and joint projects, including work at the Eurasian Network University, whose Secretariat is served by SUM.
"We see potential for productive joint work across the EAEU. For example, there's an idea to use the findings of a major research project in the agricultural sector to "close the loop" in Kyrgyzstan's agro-industrial complex, creating multi-product value chains. Positive effects include reduced water pollution and the emergence and growth of new, high-margin agricultural products. Of particular note is the potential for creating a new production facility for highly effective feed additives, which would not only increase the feed supply but also improve the health of livestock populations, increasing their productivity and reducing losses from disease," Vladimir Vitalyevich explained.
This project could result in a digital foundation for the operation of next-generation agricultural enterprises operating in various sectors and subsectors of the EAEU's agro-industrial complex. The introduction of a suite of technologies, equipment, and software that eliminates critical vulnerabilities and dependence on foreign, primarily Western, solution providers will help ensure food security for the Eurasian Economic Union.
"Furthermore, among the promising areas for collective work, we see, for example, joint digital modeling of agro-industrial processes, testing of individual technological solutions, and addressing identified deficiencies in the agro-industrial complex, as well as the practical implementation of the obtained results throughout the EAEU," the rector of the State University of Management summarized.
Other speakers at the session included Anton Shashkin, Director of the Department of State Policy in Scientific and Technological Development at the Russian Ministry of Education and Science; Yulia Linskaya, Deputy Head of the Presidential Executive Office for Scientific and Educational Policy; Ekaterina Solntseva, Deputy Chairperson of the Nizhny Novgorod Region Government; Mikhail Gordin, Rector of Bauman Moscow State Technical University (MSTU); and Irina Korotkova, CEO of Inconsult K LLC.
Chung Rae Kwon, Nobel Peace Prize laureate, Chairman of the Global Energy Prize International Award Committee, and Director of the Ban Ki-Moon Foundation, took part in the discussion on attracting foreign specialists.
During the session, participants discussed Russia's strengthening status as a key country open to international scientific and educational cooperation, as well as the annual growth in the number of international students. The main topics of discussion were mechanisms for retaining young international specialists and graduates in Russian science and the specifics of creating an infrastructure for their life and work.
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