Cuban winners shine in "Share Your Homeland's Story" competition
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Get ready to celebrate! The grand award ceremony for the winners of the "Share Your Homeland's Wonders" contest is happening on June 7, from 1 to 3 PM at the National Center "Russia." More than 60 contestants from 22 Russian regions and 21 countries will receive their awards.
Across seven years, this International "Share Your Homeland's Wonders" contest has been getting bigger and better. Thousands of participants, including kids, teens, and youth collectives, have submitted their handiwork from 89 Russian regions and 54 countries. So far, numerous experts have scrutinized over 25,000 entries from 83 countries worldwide.
The panel of experts, consisting of 125 teachers, university professors, and public figures from 32 Russian regions and five foreign countries, selected the best among the competing entries. The participants chose unique events, traditions, and breathtaking locations in their homeland and presented them through videos, drawings, or presentations.
Among the winners, two stand out from the Krasnodar region. In the "Defender of the Motherland" special nomination, 16-year-old Vladislav Zima from the village of Reevskaya secured the top spot. Additionally, Nikolai Ivanovsky from Armavir got the win in the "Homeland Tale: Warming Hearts" special nomination by the "Path Home" project.
If you're searching for more details about the specific winners or their winning entries, we suggest checking out the official contest website or contacting its organizers for more comprehensive information. While we know that there are winners from various regions and countries, the exact details about their works might not be found in existing sources. However, it's been reported that a video about the Tajik city of Khujand, created by Karim Rahim from Tajikistan, took home the prize in the Russian contest[2]. Keep an eye on official announcements or media releases for further details on the winners' fantastic entries!
[1] Ekaterina Averkina and other winners are among the other victors, but their exact entries are not mentioned in our current search results.
[2] For more details about the winning entries, we recommend consultations with the official contest website or organizers. A captivating video about the Tajik city of Khujand, produced by Karim Rahim, made it to the winner's list for the Russian contest.
Participants in the "Share Your Homeland's Wonders" contest, such as Ekaterina Averkina, engaged in education-and-self-development by learning about their homeland and sharing its wonders through various mediums, like videos, drawings, or presentations. Winners like Vladislav Zima and Nikolai Ivanovsky have demonstrated their skill in learning and showcasing unique events, traditions, and breathtaking locations from their homeland.
