This year, the Forum has significantly expanded the footprint of its participants: young scientists from Russia, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Belarus, Uzbekistan, Turkmenistan, Armenia, Azerbaijan, Tajikistan, China, India, Iran, Mongolia, Vietnam, Indonesia, Pakistan, Serbia, Hungary, Ethiopia, Egypt and Syria have been invited. The event takes on a new dimension and aims to create a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue and discussion of current scientific challenges within the framework of the Greater Eurasian Partnership, to interlink the strategies and initiatives of the Eurasian countries related to forming of a single scientific and technological space and strengthening of supranational academic and scientific ties.

Forum participants will present the findings of their scientific research in the course of scientific sections led by top-level scientists in six areas: artificial intelligence (mathematics, information and communication technologies), physics (nanotechnology, quantum technologies), chemistry and materials sciences, healthy generation (biotechnologies and health technologies, climate, ecology), biosafety and food security (agricultural sciences), preserving of heritage (humanities, social sciences).