Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation: participants of the CASE-IN championship will have to determine the vector of development of the energy
The Ministry of Energy of the Russian Federation has sent a welcome letter to the participants of the XIII season of the International Engineering Championship CASE-IN.
The CASE-IN is not just a competition between teams to solve industry cases, but a unique platform for unlocking the potential of young professionals, their professional growth and familiarization with advanced technologies, Anastasia Bondarenko, State Secretary and Deputy Minister of Energy, said in her greeting.
"By solving real production tasks, the participants not only demonstrate analytical thinking and the ability to work in a competitive environment, but also approach their dream of building a successful career in the energy industry," she added.
For 13 years, the CASE-IN championship has helped thousands of schoolchildren decide on a profession, students to prove themselves to employers, and young professionals to build a career trajectory.
"I am sure that this season will once again confirm the high level of our participants, their ambitions, professionalism and desire to solve the most difficult challenges of the time," Anastasia Bondarenko emphasized. "Soon it will be these young people who will determine the vector of development of the country's energy industry, and we will follow their progress with sincere interest."
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