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Amur State University hosted the inaugural International Student Sports Festival in Priamurye, bringing together athletes from both Russia and China.

The festival became possible thanks to a successful grant application.

"Sports is more than just competition—it provides a unique opportunity for young people to build bridges of friendship and mutual understanding, exchange cultural experiences, and foster partnerships. We take pride in our university being chosen as the venue for this significant event. I wish you all success in showcasing your best qualities, discovering new sports disciplines, and earning the enthusiastic support of spectators and fans," said Viktoria Yeryomena, Vice-Rector for Youth Policy at Amur State University, addressing the opening ceremony.

Participants included teams representing Amur State University, Far Eastern State Agrarian University, Amur State Medical Academy, Blagoveshchensk State Pedagogical University, and Heihe University.

"We warmly welcome everyone here today—both Russians and Chinese—where not only athletic talents shine brightly, but also friendships formed through sport. May this festival bring you not only sporting achievements, but also cherished memories of friendly atmosphere, new acquaintances, and shared efforts," greeted Sun Chen'e, Director of the Institute of Sport at Heihe University, during his speech at the opening ceremony.

"Student sports go beyond competitions—they represent peace, youthful energy, aspiration towards progress, and breaking boundaries. Let this festival mark the beginning of new joint projects, remarkable sports accomplishments, and strong bonds of friendship between Russian and Chinese youth," wished Elena Tokar', Head of Physical Culture Department at Amur State University, to all athletes and supporters.