Kiriyenko met with the participants of the Big Change contest

On April 17, Sergey Kiriyenko, First Deputy Head of the Presidential Administration of the Russian Federation, met with the participants of the Big Change contest at the Rossiya National Center.

According to him, the very first winners of the Big Change have already graduated from universities and are now trying their hand at managerial personnel competitions in various large-scale projects in our country.

The Big Change is the best springboard to realize yourself, to choose your dream yourself. I also want to thank you very much for that, I think this is a very important thing that has happened since the very beginning of the Big Change project, which is a project that we are doing together," Kiriyenko said.

The Big Change contest has been taking place for the sixth year, during which time more than 5 million participants have joined it — from fifth graders to college and technical school students. This is the flagship project of the Movement of the First, and it is part of the presidential platform "Russia is a Land of Opportunity."

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