The UNESCO Chair on the Study of Global Problems of the Faculty of Global Processes of Moscow State University held a case championship at the University Gymnasium

In the context of understanding the problems of global transformation, the University Gymnasium of Lomonosov Moscow State University discussed the UNESCO World Heritage Program and the protection of its sites using the example of St. Petersburg.

During the case championship, the participating teams offered their vision of situations and possible solutions, actively participating in the analysis of challenges related to the preservation of cultural and natural heritage. Dr. Yuri Sayamov, Head of the UNESCO Chair on the Study of Global Issues at the Faculty of Global Processes of Moscow State University, who acted as a referee, summed up the results of the competition, noting the high interest of students in UNESCO's activities and their deep understanding of the importance of caring for the World Heritage. Dr. Sayamov invited schoolchildren to join the youth programs of the UNESCO Chair's laboratories on global transformations and sustainable development goals, as well as on civilizational research, thereby opening up the opportunity for high school students to continue participating in scientific and educational work under the auspices of UNESCO.

The event demonstrated the high demand for UNESCO topics among young people and the willingness of schoolchildren to engage in solving serious global challenges already at the initial stage of their education.