The KRSU team successfully debuted at the Russian Student Spring in Krasnoyarsk

The closing ceremony of the XXXIV All-Russian Festival «Russian Student Spring» among educational organizations of higher education took place in Krasnoyarsk. This year, the largest student creative forum in Russia brought together more than 3,000 participants from over 80 regions of the country. For the first time in the history of the festival, students from the Kyrgyz Republic also took part in it.The Kyrgyz-Russian Slavic University presented a creative delegation at the festival, which became part of a large international program and worthily declared itself on the all-Russian stage.Over the course of several days, participants presented competition performances, attended educational and cultural events, met young people from different regions of Russia and exchanged creative experiences.At the end of the festival, the KRSU team was awarded several special awards.KRSU student Emir Abdraimzhanov received a special prize in the «Dance» direction in the «Modern Dance category. Solo» — «For a successful debut».Angelina Sherimbekova, who acted as the director of the delegation’s regional program and choreographer of the team’s dance productions, was awarded a special certificate.The main achievement was the presentation of a special prize «For festival debut» to the KRSU team for the regional program. The team received a commemorative festival statuette, becoming one of the brightest new delegations of this year.The closing ceremony took place as part of the celebration of Russian Youth Day. The hosts of the evening were actor and TV presenter Stas Yarushin and TV presenter Asya Reznik. The festival participants were greeted by Deputy Minister of Science and Higher Education of the Russian Federation Olga Petrova. The holiday ended with a concert by the popular group Zoloto.Members of the KRSU delegation note that the festival has become for them not only a competition platform, but also a place of new acquaintances and friendship. Special ties were formed with students from the Republic of Sakha (Yakutia), with whom the Kyrgyz participants found much in common in culture, traditions and language.According to the students, the organization of the festival was carried out at a high level, and the host side created a truly warm and friendly atmosphere for the guests. The KRSU team has already received an invitation to take part in next year's festival and has begun preparing new creative ideas for a future performance.Participation in the Russian Student Spring was an important step in the development of youth creativity KRSU and opened up new opportunities for creative self-realization of students at the international level.