ICF: 1ST-DEGREE DIPLOMAS AT «FEST-ART.BУ-2025»

Студенты ФМС награждены дипломами I степени на республиканском фестивале FEST-ART.bу-2025

19.11.2025 the National Center for Artistic Creativity of Children and Youth hosted the final of the Festival of Foreign Students Fest-ART.bу. The festival was a true celebration of cultural diversity: songs, dances, theatrical performances, and national traditions of students from different countries were performed on the same stage.

ICF students took part in the creative performance «Мой родны кут», reciting poems about their homeland in their native languages, and also performed the final song. Our students Dimitriev Samir, Dudarova Gulnaba, and Mirzaev Davron were awarded 1st-degree diplomas in the category «Music of the Belarusian Land - Music of Our Hearts», while Mahmudov Muhammad Ali and Davlatov Sayazam were awarded 1st-degree diplomas in the category «Gaudeamus igitur».

Fest-ART.by became a platform where foreign students could show their talents and share their cultural traditions. The festival strengthened the atmosphere of mutual understanding and friendship between young people from different countries and proved that art can unite people regardless of their language or nationality.

Факультет международного сотрудничества

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