This April, the IX World Forum of Tatar Youth will take place – an event eagerly awaited by many.

As part of the preparations for the forum, a series of round tables is being held in January and February within the framework of the “Aqıl Fabrikası” project. These discussions cover six key areas: media, contemporary culture, history, education and upbringing, digitalization, and business.

On January 25-26, round tables dedicated to history, culture, and media were held at the headquarters of the World Congress of the Tatars.

During the first session, participants presented their proposals for promoting and systematizing historical heritage. The main objectives identified included developing a unified concept, effectively engaging youth, and presenting history to a broad audience in modern formats.

The round table on Tatar culture focused on the need for a comprehensive approach to preserving cultural heritage, creating new creative projects, and involving different generations in the cultural environment.

“To develop Tatar culture, it is essential to preserve its diversity while utilizing modern technologies and marketing tools. In this regard, creative laboratories, innovative formats, professional schools, and digitalization projects play a crucial role. To bring Tatar culture to a new level, it is necessary to unite creative, financial, and organizational resources,” noted the speakers.

During the media-focused round table, discussions revolved around modern formats for Tatar youth, the creation of high-quality content, key challenges in the media sphere, and its future prospects.

Thus, the round tables within the “Aqıl Fabrikası” project have become an important platform for exploring new, engaging, and accessible ways of conveying national values and historical heritage to young people.

We hope that these ideas and proposals will form a solid foundation for shaping the key directions of the IX World Forum of Tatar Youth and will serve as an impetus for the creation of new projects in the future.