Vechernyaya Moskva attended the arrival of the All-Russian Youth Educational Forum "NOISE"

The delegation of Evening Moscow attended the third race of the All-Russian Youth Educational Forum "NOISE" of the Rosmolodezh platform.

Forums" in the Kaliningrad region to support a new generation of media professionals. The event brought together about 300 young journalists, bloggers, producers and creators of media content aged 18 to 35 from 75 regions of Russia.

On September 5, Georgy Rudnitsky, General Director of the Editorial Office of the newspaper Vechernyaya Moskva, met with Tatiana Mandrykina, General Director of the NGO SHUM Youth Center, to sign a cooperation agreement.

"The signing of this Agreement is a landmark event for Evening Moscow. Vecherka, a newspaper with more than 100 years of history, has been actively working with a youth audience for a long time and implements many different projects. I believe that combining our efforts with such a dynamic platform as SHUM can be a career start for aspiring young media professionals and help them build their professional trajectories. And we are especially pleased that we became the first media outlet to consolidate our joint plans on a new site, which has now become a permanent noise house," said Georgy Rudnitsky.

"This step is especially significant for us, because this is the first agreement that we are signing within the walls of our center, where the fourth NOISE forum is taking place. Thus, we open up new opportunities for ideas, projects and future professional victories for young people. Cooperation with Vechernaya Moskva is a step towards ensuring that young people can gain experience, develop in the field of media and journalism, form their own initiatives and find their place in the community. We are confident that our partnership will become the basis of long—term projects that unite generations, and will help young people to boldly move forward, implement their ideas and build the future," said the General Director of the SHUM Youth Media Development Center.

The agreement is aimed at cooperation in the implementation of youth policy and projects that promote the development of youth initiatives, identify talented youth and support their endeavors. It will cover the areas of professional orientation, provide assistance in shaping the life path and career goals of young people through joint activities.

In addition, the editorial office of the newspaper Vechernyaya Moskva provided a creative task for the participants of the third race of the Profession. The guys have developed a case study on the creation of visual materials, telling about media holding. The young talents coped with the task and proved themselves at their best, showing a high level of creativity. "Evening Moscow" noted the best cases. The winning team received souvenirs from Evening Moscow.