In honor of its 65th anniversary, the Scientific Research Institute of Electronics (NIIET, part of the Element Group, MOEX: ELMT) held a creative drawing contest for the children of the enterprise’s employees. The young artists submitted their works, bringing their own vision of science, technology, and the future to life through paints and pencil lines.
A full exhibition gallery has opened within the Institute: all the drawings turned out bright, unique, and genuinely heartfelt! Each piece demonstrated how our little geniuses see the world of science and technology—and it is incredibly inspiring! Every single participant became a winner!
The contestants were invited to a formal award ceremony held at one of the city’s most popular indoor entertainment complexes.
The festive event began with a welcoming speech by Pavel Kutsko, General Director of NIIET. He thanked the children for their creativity, imagination, and sincere interest in the world of science, emphasizing that such young talents are the future of domestic engineering and technology.
“We are very glad that we could give the children this celebration. The contest showed that even in a field as serious as science, there is room for imagination and creativity. We hope that some of these kids will choose to build their future careers in our industry,” he emphasized.
Every little winner received a commemorative diploma recognizing their contribution to NIIET’s anniversary celebration, along with branded corporate gifts.
Following the official ceremony, an exciting entertainment program was organized for the children. Together with cheerful animators, the kids played in mazes, put together giant puzzles, and made personalized keychains. After the fun competitions, they all gathered at a huge table filled with treats to refuel before running and playing across the complex’s recreational areas.
The participants’ parents noted that this format for the award ceremony not only delighted the children but also sparked an even greater interest in creativity and exploring the world. Many of the kids have already announced that they plan to participate in future contests organized by the Institute.
