FOM will participate in the II International Symposium "Creating the Future"
Today at 10:17
Larisa Pautova, Managing Director of FOM, will moderate the section "Trust – a Resource for Strategic Development" with representatives from government, public organizations, culture, and the media.
Date and time: October 8, 1:00 PM – 2:30 PM
Address: Moscow, Krasnopresnenskaya embankment, 14, National Center "Russia".
In the context of the global transformation of the socio-political and economic landscapes, social trust is evolving from a fundamental condition for social existence to a key resource for social development. It serves as a system-forming factor, determining not only the strength of social ties and the legitimacy of government institutions, but also the economic viability, innovative potential, and strategic resilience of the state in the face of new challenges.
The aim of the discussion will be to determine the status of social trust as a key resource for social development, as well as ways to strengthen trust between people, social groups, faiths, and the state.
The section will result in a review of effective practices and proposals for building trust through education, training, and communication strategies.
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The Symposium's goal is to bring together the world's leading minds to jointly design and visualize positive future scenarios. The annual Symposium, organized at the request of Russian President Vladimir Putin under the auspices of the Decade of Science and Technology in Russia, will bring together over 7,000 participants from the SCO and BRICS countries, the Asia-Pacific region, and Europe.
The Symposium program will be structured around three key areas: society and content about the future, technology, and global collaboration.
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In 2024, the Symposium attracted over 6,000 participants from 101 countries. Over three days, more than 60 events were held, featuring 483 speakers—experts, scholars, and practitioners shaping the global agenda.
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53% of Russians speak foreign languages, most often English or German. 46% of respondents do not know any foreign languages at all.
The majority of respondents (73%) recall that there was a school uniform in their school years, 58% liked to wear it, 15% did not. 21% of respondents did not wear a uniform.
According to 39% of respondents, Russian science is currently at a high level, 10% consider it low, and 41% rate it as average. 53% of respondents noted an improvement in the state of Russian science in recent years, 8% noted a deterioration, and 24% believe it has not changed.
According to 30% of survey respondents, higher education is not necessary for success in life today, with this view being most common among the youngest (44%). Sixty-two percent of respondents say that higher education opens the path to success, with this view most common among older people (72%).
The FOM Workshop is an educational and practical project of the Public Opinion Foundation for students and young sociologists, as well as anyone interested in FOM. The workshop includes a course on "FOMovedenie" (master classes on the technology and philosophy of implementing the company's projects) and a practical course on "FOMology."
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