As part of "Youth Week" organized by the Ministry of Youth and Sports, an event called "Youth Idea Marathon" was held at the "INNOLAND" Incubation and Acceleration Center with the participation of young people.

The event included students from various higher education institutions as well as from the Academy of the State Customs Committee, aimed to enhance the quality of projects related to the comprehensive and harmonious development of youth by preparing, discussing, and selecting idea proposals.

During the "Youth Idea Marathon," participants presented their ideas to the judges, explaining the content, goals, tasks, execution process, evaluation, and approaches to ensuring sustainability.

Masuma Jabrailzadeh, a first-year Law student, led a team that won first place with the project "Mentors and Fund for Developing the 'Critical Thinking' Method."

At the end of the event, the winners were awarded prizes.