
The final stage of the contest "100 Ideas for the CIS", which was held in Armenia, took place within the framework of the Council for Youth Affairs of the CIS member States.
By the decision of the jury, 12 projects in different directions and nominations were recognized as winners of the contest "100 ideas for the CIS".
The project of the 5th year student of the Kokshetau Higher Technical College of Kair Alikhan "An engine running on pure hydrogen" was recognized as the winner in the nomination of aviation, space and transport systems.
It should be noted that the Ministry of Information and Social Development of the Republic of Kazakhstan has formed a National delegation from Kazakhstan, which includes young people with breakthrough, innovative ideas.
In general, 11 young Kazakhstanis presented their startup projects in 10 areas of the competition.
In addition to our country, projects from Russia, Armenia, Belarus, Kyrgyzstan, Uzbekistan, and Tajikistan were presented in the final. In total, 50 applications were submitted from all CIS countries.
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The project "100 ideas for the CIS" has been implemented since 2014 every two years, consists of two stages: national (qualifying) and international (final). The participants of the Project can be young people aged 14 to 35 years from the CIS member states who have submitted author's projects.