The museum of the Reliable Shift Foundation has been replenished with exhibits from the Kyrgyz Republic

Since 2013, the museum of the Reliable Shift Foundation has been collecting unique artifacts related to engineering and educational projects, as well as gifts from universities and partner companies. Today, the museum's collection includes more than 100 exhibits donated by finalists of engineering competitions, participants in youth programs and representatives of international delegations.

The museum aims to record the history of the development of the foundation's projects, the youth engineering movement, as well as strengthen ties within the community of young engineers, said the director of the foundation. Artem Korolev: "We are open to participating in the formation of the museum's collection, so we have a wide variety of exhibits. However, it is not the gifts themselves that are important to us, but the practical experience and professional growth opportunities that their donors receive - participants in our projects."

In 2025, the foundation's museum was replenished with new exhibits from young power engineers. Of the Kyrgyz Republic. The gifts were handed over during the final of the CIS League of Young Professionals CASE-IN championship. 

In the XIII season, the delegation of Kyrgyzstan was made up of the Pulse Energy and Ordo teams representing JSC National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan. The participants demonstrated a high level of technical training, teamwork and analytical thinking, as well as an open and friendly attitude.

Souvenirs with national symbols reflecting the traditions and cultural heritage of Kyrgyzstan were donated to the museum.

Head of the Press Service of JSC  «National Electric Grid of Kyrgyzstan» Elzada Sargashkaeva noted: "In the final, two of our teams presented their solutions to the experts, and two more arrived as invited guests. We have been participating in the championship since 2023, and last year our team won the Breakthrough Solution nomination with a project to digitalize power supply processes. The My Light application has already been implemented at the level of the national energy system, and the issue of its scaling is being considered. We thank the CASE-IN organizing committee for the opportunity to prove themselves and reach a new level of professional development."

The Reliable Change Foundation will continue to work on the development of the museum's collection and the involvement of young professionals in the engineering community.