E'zoza Beshimjanova embarked on a 10-day Arctic expedition "Icebreaker of Knowledge" aboard the nuclear icebreaker "50 Let Pobedy," having passed an international selection among schoolchildren from 22 countries.

The seventh international scientific and educational expedition "Icebreaker of Knowledge" set off from Murmansk. Among its participants is E'zoza Beshimjanova, a schoolgirl from Uzbekistan. Together with other young researchers, she set off for the North Pole on the nuclear icebreaker "50 Let Pobedy."

The expedition route includes Murmansk, the North Pole, and the Franz Josef Land archipelago, after which the vessel will return to Murmansk. The journey will last ten days. For E'zoza, this is not only an opportunity to see one of the most inaccessible points on the planet but also a chance to get acquainted with new scientific and technological developments and communicate with peers from different countries.

The schoolgirl received a ticket to the expedition thanks to successfully passing the international selection. About 5,000 schoolchildren from 22 countries participated in it. The tests took place in three stages and included tasks in natural sciences, advanced technologies, nuclear energy, and Arctic exploration. In the final, participants prepared creative works on the impact of nuclear technologies on the modern world. Now E'zoza represents Uzbekistan in the international community of young researchers.