Birobidzhan forum pushes youth into construction and architecture careers
Birobidzhan forum pushes youth into construction and architecture careers
Birobidzhan forum pushes youth into construction and architecture careers
The 'Young Specialist—Builder of the Future' forum took place in Birobidzhan this week. Organised by Russia’s Ministry of Construction, the event aimed to boost interest in construction and architecture careers. The Jewish Autonomous Oblast (JAO) hosted the gathering, drawing experts and young professionals from across the region. JAO Governor Maria Kostyuk launched the forum by stressing how vital construction is for the region’s growth. She highlighted ongoing projects and the need for skilled workers to drive development forward.
Alexander Lomakin, First Deputy Minister of Construction, shared key achievements during his speech. He revealed that JAO had already surpassed its 2025 housing construction goals by 35%, showcasing the area’s rapid progress. The event featured talks from federal ministry specialists and local construction leaders. Topics ranged from urban planning and student construction teams to modern branding in the industry. Interactive sessions also connected major employers with young talent, offering a chance to discuss job opportunities. Anna Fedorova, head of JAO’s Department of Construction and Housing, spoke about the sector’s appeal. She pointed to competitive wages and innovative projects as reasons for young people to consider a career in construction. The forum itself is part of a wider push to raise the profile of these professions nationwide.
The forum wrapped up with a focus on attracting new talent to the construction industry. Participants left with clearer insights into career paths and regional opportunities. Organisers plan to build on this event to further strengthen the sector’s workforce in JAO.
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