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  • WHAT IS THE DELPHIC GAMES

    The Delphic Games are complex competitions in the disciplines of artistic, applied and research creativity. Currently, competitions are held in 54 categories: piano, violin, theater, academical singing, folk dance, circus, epidemiology and bioinformatics, art of upbringing, fashion design, popular science video blogging, etc. 

  • THE HISTORY OF THE DELPHIC GAMES

    The Games started officially in Greece in 582 B.C. Together with the Olympic the Delphic Games (called the Pythian before) were forbidden more than 1600 years ago and reappeared only at the beginning of the 20th century: the Delphic Festival was held in Greece in 1927 – 1930, it became the complete analog of the ancient Pythian Games. However, because of the Second World War the Higher Forum for Art was suspended.
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    THE MAIN OBJECTIVES OF THE DELPHIC GAMES

    • preparation and holding the Delphic Games as the Higher Forum for Arts
    • search and support of young talents
    • rise of the level of culture and art at the international arena
    • consolidation of all social groups and institutions of society for implementing global tasks within the Delphic Games
    • promotion and embodiment of creative and constructive initiatives of art workers and youth
    • promotion and spreading mankind values by means of art
    • popularization of the achievements of culture, arts and sports, education and science
    • preservation of the world cultural heritage
    • education of tolerance to the culture of other nations and peoples
    • creating the conditions for unlocking the creative, personal, intellectual capacity
    • financial support of workers of culture, arts, sports, education and science for implementation and realization by them the social-significant projects

    NEWS

  • 18.02.2025

    On February 18, 2025 a videoconference meeting of representatives of Russia, India and Greece was held, during which issues of developing the Delphic and Pythian Games on an international scale were discussed

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  • 19.12.2024
    On December 17, 2024 a meeting of the Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports of the Republic of Armenia Zhanna Andreasyan with the laureates, diploma holders and jury members of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States (the Kyrgyz Republic, Bishkek, September 30 - October 5, 2024) and the Third Youth Arctic Delphic Games (the Komi Republic, Syktyvkar, November 22-26, 2024) was held. The event was attended by the President of the Armenian National Delphic Committee Alexan Zakyan
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  • 25.11.2024
    On November 25, 2024 the Official Closing Ceremony and the Gala Concert of the Third Open Youth Arctic Delphic Games took place
  • 24.11.2024
    On November 24, 2024, the International conference was held within the framework of the Third Open Youth Arctic Delphic Games
  • 23.11.2024
    On November 23, 2024 the Official Opening Ceremony of the Third Open Youth Arctic Delphic Games took place
  • 23.11.2024
    On November 23-25, 2024, the competition and festival nominations of the Third Open Youth Arctic Delphic Games are being held
  • 22.11.2024
    As part of the Third Open Youth Arctic Delphic Games, the Eighteenth Youth Delphic Games of the CIS Member States are being held
  • 22.11.2024
    From 22 to 26 of November, 2024 the Third Open Youth Arctic Delphic Games are being held in the Komi Republic
  • 04.10.2024
    The Official Closing Ceremony and the Gala Concert of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States is being held in Bishkek
  • 04.10.2024
    The International conference was held within the framework of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States.

    The main topics of the conference:
    - The Delphic Games are an effective tool for supporting young talents, developing creative industries and event tourism in the countries of the Commonwealth of Independent States;
    - 2024 is the Year of the Volunteer Movement in the Commonwealth of Independent States: priorities and practices.

    The event was attended by representatives of Armenia, Azerbaijan, Belarus, China, Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Russia, Turkmenistan and Uzbekistan
  • 02.10.2024
    The competition and festival nominations of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States are being held
  • 01.10.2024
    About 550 young talents aged 7 to 14 years and more than 40 prominent cultural and art figures from 8 countries take part in the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States
  • 01.10.2024
    Greetings are being received to the address of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States by
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  • 01.10.2024
    The President of the Russian Federation Vladimir Putin sent his Greetings to organizers, participants and guests of the First Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States
  • 01.10.2024
    The Greetings of the President of the Kyrgyz Republic Sadyr Japarov was received by participants of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States
  • 01.10.2024
    The Official Opening Ceremony of the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States is taking place in Bishkek
  • 30.09.2024
    The Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States are being held in accordance with the Resolution of the Permanent Commission of the Interparliamentary Assembly of Member Nations of the Commonwealth of Independent States on Science and Education dated October 26, 2023 and the Decision of the Council for Cooperation in the Field of Education of the Member States of the Commonwealth of Independent States dated November 15, 2023
  • 30.09.2024
    From September 30 to October 5, 2024 the Open Children's Delphic Games of the CIS Member States is being held in the Kyrgyz Republic (Bishkek)

    The event is organized under the patronage of the International Delphic Committee
  • 19.09.2024
    As part of the development of international cooperation and the internship program the Director of the Executive Committee of the National Delphic Council of Russia Artemy Ponyavin met with a representative of the Republic of South Africa Anam Mkiva
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  • 19.03.2024
    The meeting between the Co-Chairman of the Board of Trustees of the National Delphic Council of Russia, the First Deputy Chairman of the State Duma of Russia Committee for Science and Higher Education Vladimir Sipyagin, the Director of the Executive Committee of the National Delphic Council of Russia Artemy Ponyavin and the President of the African Delphic Council, the Chairman of the Select Committee on Public Enterprises and Communications of the Parliament of the Republic of South Africa Zolani Mkiva was held.

    During the discussions the results of work in 2023 were summed up, as well as ways to expand cooperation between Delphic organizations of Russia and Africa, develop artistic and scientific nominations of the Delphic Games and hold events in the BRICS Plus format were outlined
  • 18.03.2024
    The meeting between the delegation of the International Delphic Committee headed by the Director Vladimir Ponyavin and the Observer of the International Delphic Committee for the People's Republic of China Ge Jian took place.

    During the meeting the development of the Delphic Games, issues of bilateral cooperation were raised, as well as interaction within the BRICS and SCO frameworks were discussed
  • 11.03.2024
    The National Delphic Council of Russia took part in the Meeting of young delegates from the Russian Federation and the Democratic People's Republic of Korea to comprehensively implement the agreements of the historic Russian-Korean summit.

    The Director of the Executive Committee of the National Delphic Council of Russia Artemy Ponyavin presented the experience of the Delphic Games, issues of support for creative youth and the development of scientific and cultural diplomacy were raised.

    Following the Meeting, all delegates were invited to attend the events of the Delphic Games
  • 22.12.2023
    On December 21, 2023 the First Deputy Minister of Culture of the Republic of Belarus Valery Gromada presented the Gratitude of the Minister of Culture of the Republic of Belarus to the laureates of the Seventeenth Youth Delphic Games of the CIS Member States at the official ceremony
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  • 16.12.2023
    From 11 to 16 of December, 2023 The Second Open Bishkek Childrenʼs Delphic Games were held in the Kyrgyz Republic.  

    The organization and holding of the Games were carried out by the City Administration of Bishkek, the Bishkek City Kenesh, the Delphic Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic. The event was held under the patronage of the International Delphic Committee. 

    More than 300 young talents aged 7 to 14 from the Republic of Kazakhstan, the Kyrgyz Republic and the Russian Federation took part in the Second Open Bishkek Children's Delphic Games in 10 nominations.  

    The international jury included more than 30 prominent representatives of the teaching figures of higher and secondary educational institutions of the Kyrgyz Republic, winners of the international Delphic Games. The laureates of the Games were awarded gold, silver and bronze medals in each category, as well as diplomas for professionalism. A total of 20 sets of medals were awarded.
  • 14.12.2023
    From 11 to 16 of December, 2023 The Second Open Bishkek Children's Delphic Games are being held in the Kyrgyz Republic. 

    The opening ceremony of the Games, which took place at the Kyrgyz National Academic Opera and Ballet Theater named after Abdylas Maldybaev, was attended by the Director of the International Delphic Committee Vladimir Ponyavin, the Mayor of Bishkek Aibek Dzhunushaliev and the Chairman of the Delphic Committee of the Kyrgyz Republic, People's Artist of the Kyrgyz Republic Anarbek Ibraev
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Delphic Games Worldwide

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Delphic Laureates – 2023

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  • Nomination «Piano»
    Age group «14-17»
    Lazarenko Daniil
    (Republic of Belarus)
  • Nomination «Piano»
    Age group «18-25»
    Shadrina Iris
    (Republic of Belarus)
  • Nomination «Violin»
    Age group «14-16»
    Bayevich Vladislav
    (Republic of Belarus)
  • Nomination «Violin»
    Age group «17-21»
    Likhnitskaya Elizaveta
    (Russian Federation)
  • Nomination «Fine Arts»
    Age group «14-17»
    Tairova Zamira
    (Kyrgyz Republic)
  • Nomination «Fine Arts»
    Age group «18-21»
    Harina Sofya
    (Russian Federation)
  • Nomination «Academic singing»
    Age group «22-25»
    Abilkhayyrova Nurzhaynar
    (Republic of Kazakhstan)
  • Nomination «Solo folk singing»
    Age group «14-17»
    Ramazan Tomiris
    (Republic of Kazakhstan)
  • Nomination «Solo folk singing»
    Age group «18-25»
    Chubak uulu Sanzhar
    (Kyrgyz Republic)
  • Nomination «Pop singing»
    Age group «14-17»
    Kunadilova Adel
    (Republic of Kazakhstan)
  • Nomination «Pop singing»
    Age group «18-25»
    Starbekov Ryskeldi
    (Kyrgyz Republic)
  • Nomination «Folk dance»
    Age group «10-14»
    Dance Theater «VIP Generation» children's Studio at the dance ensemble of the Kursk State Philharmonic
    (Russian Federation)
  • Nomination «Folk dance»
    Age group «14-22»
    Folk dance ensemble «Kroki
    (Republic of Belarus)
  • Nomination «Folk instruments»
    Age group «14-17»
    Zhadenov Alidan
    (Republic of Kazakhstan)
  • Nomination «Folk instruments»
    Age group «18-25»
    Galkeev Ruslan
    (Republic of Kazakhstan)
  • Nomination «Folk instruments (groups)»
    Age group «10-15»
    Kyl Kyyakist ensemble
    (Kyrgyz Republic)
  • Nomination «Folk instruments (groups)»
    Age group «16-21»
    Ensemble «Akak»
    (Kyrgyz Republic)
  • Nomination «Wind instruments»
    Age group «14-17»
    Dolgov Alexander
    (Russian Federation)
  • Nomination «Wind instruments»
    Age group «18-25»
    Khudonogov Peter
    (Russian Federation)
  • Nomination «Artistic crafts»
    Age group «15-18»
    Zhumabekova Aibiyke
    (Kyrgyz Republic)
  • Nomination «Artistic crafts»
    Age group «19-24»
    Ergiro Veronika
    (Russian Federation)

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