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KAMAZ Youth Council held a meeting with newcomers

KAMAZ Youth Council held a meeting with newcomers

Published on: 2026-07-01

Source: KAMAZ – An important disclaimer is at the bottom of this article.

The Human Resources Department of the General Directorate, together with representatives of the KAMAZ Youth Council, held a meeting with young employees who recently joined the auto giant. The movement’s leaders invited the newcomers to join their team.

About fifty employees attended the meeting. All of them have been working at the company for less than two years. Some of them have already proven themselves, while others have not yet dared to demonstrate their potential. Ksenia Akhmedzyanova, Deputy Chairperson of the KAMAZ Youth Council, spoke to the group, explaining what the youth association does and how each newcomer can find a role within it. She noted that today the youth council of the auto giant participates in events at various levels – from corporate and city to republican, federal, and international. Creativity, sports, volunteering, innovation, KVN – the choices for young and active KAMAZ employees on what to engage in are extremely broad.

The possibility of participating in forums was discussed by the chief specialist for youth work, Irina Bulayeva. For example, soon the auto giant’s team will go to the International Youth Industrial Forum “Engineers of the Future.”“If you are interested in one of the fields, if you dance, sing, have interesting ideas and the desire to do something worthwhile, we invite you to join us! We will be glad to see you in our friendly team, addressed the attendeesKsenia Akhmedzyanova. –For the kids who actively distinguish themselves, at the end of the year we hold a “Star Evening,” where they are awarded by the company’s top managers. Last year, our stars were personally encouraged by the CEO Sergey Kogogin.

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