The Tech Science Forum was held in Moscow with the participation of BRICS countries, bringing together representatives of science, education, business, government, and public organisations, as well as young scientists and students from 10 countries. The event featured 40 thematic tracks and 20 discussion platforms, covering topics such as international scientific and educational cooperation, artificial intelligence, and regional development.
The forum's main topics included the impact of artificial intelligence on the labour market, new education models, and opportunities for international academic cooperation. Experts discussed the skills that will be in demand in the coming years and the role of fundamental knowledge in the emergence of new technologies. The event aimed to promote science and technology, strengthen ties between universities in BRICS countries, and develop expert communities.
Kristina Polonskaya, Head of the educational project, highlighted the growth of the Tech Science Forum into a permanent technoscience educational platform. The project initially started as a major international forum but quickly evolved into a larger initiative. The forum provided a platform for experts to discuss and share ideas on various topics, including the path of scientific developments from the laboratory to the market.
Russian Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova emphasised the importance of strong professional ties, joint projects, and mutual trust in building a sustainable group. She identified the factors that unite BRICS countries and highlighted the need for a sustainable partnership. Zakharova's remarks set the tone for the discussions that followed, focusing on models of sustainable international partnership.
Zarina Agliullina, International Projects Executive at TV BRICS, discussed the role of modern media in shaping cultural and moral values and influencing international decisions. She highlighted initiatives that help shape the culture of a new generation, including linguistic and cultural teleconferences and fellowships in Russia for young actors from BRICS+ countries.
TV BRICS is developing partnerships with over 30 institutions in Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Ethiopia, Cuba, and Nepal in the fields of science and higher education. The cooperation aims to promote science and technology, strengthen ties between universities in BRICS countries, and develop expert communities. The partnerships will help foster collaboration and knowledge sharing among the participating countries.
The Tech Science Forum provided a valuable platform for representatives of BRICS countries to discuss the future of education and explore opportunities for collaboration. The event highlighted the importance of international cooperation, artificial intelligence, and new education models in shaping the future of education. The forum's outcomes will likely have a significant impact on the development of education and scientific research in the BRICS countries.
Key points
- The Tech Science Forum brought together representatives of science, education, business, government, and public organisations from 10 countries to discuss the future of education.
- The event featured 40 thematic tracks and 20 discussion platforms, covering topics such as international scientific and educational cooperation, artificial intelligence, and regional development.
- TV BRICS is developing partnerships with over 30 institutions in BRICS countries to promote science and technology, strengthen ties between universities, and develop expert communities.
