Mikhail Derevyanko, Deputy General Director of the Avangard Special Economic Zone, addressed first-year students at the Omsk branch of RANEPA.

On Knowledge Day, he congratulated the students on the start of the academic year and spoke about the importance of higher education, professional development, and training in areas of high demand for the regional economy.

“Today, companies need not just certified specialists, but proactive individuals who are ready to constantly learn, take responsibility, and solve real-world production and management problems. It is these young professionals who will develop the Omsk Region, participate in investment projects, and create the economy of the future,” noted Mikhail Derevyanko.

Olga Borovskaya, Director of the Omsk branch of RANEPA, emphasized that admission to the Presidential Academy opens up broad opportunities for professional and personal growth for students.

“September 1st marks the beginning of a new stage and a time of great opportunities. Our first-year students have exciting years of study ahead, new knowledge, projects, and connections.” “I am confident that the academy will help each of them develop their potential, acquire in-demand competencies, and determine their own professional path,” said Olga Borovskaya.

The Avangard SEZ is interested in training qualified specialists for existing and future resident companies and continues to develop cooperation with educational institutions in the Omsk Region.