Roscongress Club

The session will address key issues related to the staffing of the education system and its adaptation to the digital era. How can online education and social interaction through media platforms contribute to the development of youth projects and strengthen national traditions in the educational process. A conversation will be held about the sovereignty and self-sufficiency of an education system with a national focus as well as the need to preserve historical education in the new digital realities. How can we improve the quality of education within online platforms and strengthen the prestige of the teaching profession amidst the transformation of educational processes? The discussion will help formulate strategic focuses for the development of education until 2035, taking into account the importance of integrating modern technologies into education while preserving cultural and historical values. It will also address the government’s role in creating conditions to develop the talents and abilities of young people through online education and social initiatives. Can online education be a tool to make learning more accessible and flexible that enables young people from different regions and social strata to receive a high-quality education. What are some of the ways that government agencies, educational institutions, the business community, and media leaders can collaborate to promote social progress and innovation in education. The discussion will help identify promising areas to support young people and ensure their involvement in socially significant projects, utilizing the opportunities of online education to expand their horizons and strengthen their positions on the global stage.

Moderator
Krestina Sergeyeva, President, Association for the Development of Online Education

Panellists
Denis Gribov, Deputy Minister of Education of the Russian Federation
Grigory Gurov, Chairman of the Board, Russian Movement of Children and Youth "Movement of the First"
Natalya Kravchenko, Chair, Commission for the Development of Preschool, School, and Secondary Vocational Education and Educational Activities, Public Chamber of the Russian Federation
Evgeny Primakov, Head, Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States Affairs, Compatriots Living Abroad, and International Humanitarian Cooperation (Rossotrudnichestvo)
Ksenia Razuvaeva, Director, Russian Federal Agency for Youth Affairs
Georgy Solovyov, General Director, Co-Founder, Skyeng

Denis Gribov

Deputy Minister of Education of the Russian Federation

Grigory Gurov

Chairman of the Board, Russian Movement of Children and Youth "Movement of the First"

Natalya Kravchenko

Chair, Commission for the Development of Preschool, School, and Secondary Vocational Education and Educational Activities, Public Chamber of the Russian Federation

Evgeny Primakov

Head, Federal Agency for the Commonwealth of Independent States Affairs, Compatriots Living Abroad, and International Humanitarian Cooperation (Rossotrudnichestvo)

CEO and founder of Russian Humanitarian Mission; author and presenter of Global Review program (Russia 24); member of the Civic Chamber of Russian Federation; Council of Foreign and Defense Policy - member of the general committee; Press-secretary of JSC "RTI-Sistema".
Born Apr. 29, 1976
MA in History, Russian State University for Humanities.
Communication Officer and Urban Policy Advisor (UNHCR) (2011-2014)
Chief of Middle East Bureau of NTV Channel (2007-2009) and Channel One Russia (2009-2011)
Expert in international relations and Russian foreign policy.

Ksenia Razuvaeva

Director, Russian Federal Agency for Youth Affairs

Georgy Solovyov

General Director, Co-Founder, Skyeng

Graduated from Moscow University of Physics and Technology, the winner of the national olympiad in technology. While studying at the university, worked an engineer at the Institute of Solid State Physics. After graduation George held the post of CEO at an online project Kassa365.ru.
In 2008, George had to learn English for an internship abroad. Since Moscow tutors were out of his budget, George asked a teacher from his hometown of Cheboksary to do classes via Skype. This idea turned out to be a great one, and from that time George’s vision for an online language school was born. In 2012, he recruited his 3 friends, Khariton Matveev, Andrey Yaunzem and Denis Smetnev, to help him realize that vision and create such a school.
In January 2014, the team was joined by Alexander Laryanovsky who had previously held the post of Director of International Development of Yandex In August, Skyeng launched its own platform Vimbox that allows to study English in a virtual classroom efficiently and conveniently. As for now, the solution has no parallel.