On November 6, the museum congress "The Museum as a Place for Shaping the Future" concluded at the International Symposium "Creating the Future," held at the National Center "Russia." Over three days, Russian and international experts discussed whether museums will be needed in the future, what they should be like, and the role of museum spaces in shaping tomorrow's reality.

International participants of the "Creating the Future" Symposium brought inspiring books as gifts to the library of the National Center "Russia." The guests hope that these unique literary works will leave a profound impression on Russian readers. The first gifts were presented by delegates from China and the United Arab Emirates.

At the international "Creating the Future" symposium held at the National Center "Russia," foreign participants raised significant issues related to the future of education, cultural unity, and technological progress. The brainstorming session titled "What and How Will We Learn?" emphasized the harmonious development of individuals and society in the context of rapid technological growth.

The National Center "Russia" became the meeting place for leading futurists, politicians, and visionaries from around the world, gathered to discuss key questions about the future. Among the participants of the international symposium "Creating the Future" was the Executive Director of the Museum of the Future (UAE), Majid Al-Mansouri, who attended several significant events within the Symposium, including the museum congress "The Museum as a Place for Shaping the Future" and the plenary discussion "The Philosophy of the Future."

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Moscow - The final plenary discussion held at the "Creating the Future" International Symposium brought together moderators and speakers from previous symposium events to outline the most significant outcomes of their joint work. The event took place at the National Center "Russia" in Moscow.