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The forum is important for being a focus for scientific papers from Europe, Asia and the Middle East. This year saw 64 academic papers from 123 authors from 36 Institutes in 6 countries, namely, Russia, Ukraine, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Iraq and France. This year's conference drew academics from Russia and Ukraine, as well as students and postgraduates from BNRU.

Professor Igor Konstantinov, Vice-Rector for Research and Innovation, opened proceedings. He underlined his belief that meetings of this type were still an important way of sharing new ideas and are still relevant, even in the age of the internet. Professor Irina Spichak, Director of the Institute, pointed out that 15 years of the forum marks a significant moment, proving the steady development of the field, and expressed her wish that it continue to accrue participants and expand further.