Photo: BRICS and SCO Young Leaders Award
MOSCOW, 14 August (BelTA - TV BRICS) - From 17th to 19th August 2025,
the capital of Tatarstan will, for the third time, host the BRICS and
SCO Young Leaders Award - an international competition aimed at
identifying talented young people and recognising the contribution of
young leaders to the development of socially significant spheres. TV
BRICS is the international media partner for the event.
This year, representatives from nine countries - India, Iran, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Russia - will participate in the final. The participants will be winners in five categories: "Research & Innovation Project of the Year", "Social Solution of the Year", "Public Diplomacy Project of the Year", "Eco-Initiative of the Year", and "Young Media Influencer of the Year".
In 2025, approximately 45 people competed for each competitive place, with over 450 applications submitted in total. Interest in the award was shown not only by BRICS and SCO countries but also by other nations.
The finalists are the authors of large-scale projects: media initiatives promoting national culture, tourism and science; educational platforms based on artificial intelligence; developments in the field of high technology, including systems for early diagnosis of oncological diseases and solutions for human-drone interaction; social innovations; public diplomacy programmes; and environmental projects.
This year, representatives from nine countries - India, Iran, Kazakhstan, China, Kyrgyzstan, Pakistan, Tajikistan, Uzbekistan, and Russia - will participate in the final. The participants will be winners in five categories: "Research & Innovation Project of the Year", "Social Solution of the Year", "Public Diplomacy Project of the Year", "Eco-Initiative of the Year", and "Young Media Influencer of the Year".
In 2025, approximately 45 people competed for each competitive place, with over 450 applications submitted in total. Interest in the award was shown not only by BRICS and SCO countries but also by other nations.
The finalists are the authors of large-scale projects: media initiatives promoting national culture, tourism and science; educational platforms based on artificial intelligence; developments in the field of high technology, including systems for early diagnosis of oncological diseases and solutions for human-drone interaction; social innovations; public diplomacy programmes; and environmental projects.
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