District leaders 'commission' young people to solve social problems.

(Baonghean.vn) - To celebrate the 60th anniversary of the Vietnam Youth Union, on the morning of October 24th, a meeting and dialogue program between district leaders and Youth Union members was held in Que Phong.

Attending the event were comrades: Truong Minh Cuong, Standing Deputy Secretary of the District Party Committee; Le Van Giap, Deputy Secretary and Chairman of the District Party Committee; members of the Standing Committee of the District Party Committee; leaders of the District People's Council and People's Committee; representatives of leaders from district-level agencies, departments, and organizations; and more than 300 youth union members from 14 communes and towns in the town.

A panoramic view of the dialogue session.

The dialogue serves as an important political forum for young people to reflect on, express their thoughts, aspirations, suggestions, and proposals to all levels and sectors regarding issues related to their lives, studies, training, careers, employment, opportunities, contributions, and the development of their roles in society. It creates motivation for young people to utilize their youthful energy to participate in socio-economic development at the local and grassroots levels.

This is also an opportunity for district leaders to exchange and provide information on the situation and direction of socio-economic development of the district and the province, helping the younger generation to better understand their role and position in society so that they can work together with the entire Party and people to achieve the socio-economic development goals set by the province.

Comrade Truong Minh Cuong, Deputy Secretary of the District Party Committee, participated in the discussion with the Youth Union members.

During the dialogue, 25 questions were raised by youth union members and young people, revolving around issues of concern to young people in the district that needed answers, such as: political, ideological, moral, and lifestyle education for young people; recruitment, acceptance, and assignment of cadres, civil servants, and officials of Party agencies; difficulties in building new rural areas; the problem of "young people" becoming addicted to drugs and infected with HIV; policies to promote labor export; policies to attract investment to develop youth cooperative economic models; vocational training, job creation, and loan access for young people; building recreational facilities for young people; improving the quality of education in the district; funding for district-level and grassroots-level Youth Union activities; solutions for agricultural product output; obstacles in reforestation; and orientations to promote the role and energy of young people in building and developing Que Phong district, etc.

Lo Van Thuan, a member of the Youth Union and Secretary of Tri Le commune, raised the question of developing economic models for young people.

The dialogue took place in a frank, democratic, and open atmosphere. Questions were answered and clarified directly in the meeting hall by members of the Standing Committee of the District Party Committee and leaders of relevant agencies and departments.

Specifically, in this third dialogue, the district leaders "commissioned" the Youth Union to directly address three main groups of issues: economic development; raising awareness to combat HIV/AIDS; providing proper guidance on labor export; and building beneficial recreational spaces and developing youth movements in the area.

Through dialogue, Youth Union members not only had their concerns and questions answered but also offered suggestions and advice to the district leaders on resolving social issues. In addition, the Youth Union members received useful information related to the Party and State's policies and guidelines, as well as those of the district leaders, regarding youth activities.

Comrade Nguyen Thi Hiep - Deputy Secretary of the District Youth Union - presented flowers to express gratitude for the attention of the Party Committee and district leaders.

Concluding the dialogue, Comrade Truong Minh Cuong, Permanent Deputy Secretary of the District Party Committee, emphasized that organizing dialogues between district leaders and youth is a highly meaningful activity and should be done more frequently. Through the questions and contributions of the youth union members, the district leaders gained more information to understand the thoughts and aspirations of the young people.

From there, a basis is established to supplement and refine the policies, objectives, solutions, and mechanisms to better promote the talents and youthful energy of young people, contributing to building Que Phong into an increasingly prosperous, beautiful, and civilized district. The comrade also expressed the hope that each youth union member would always have ideals and aspirations to become a vanguard force, leading the way in economic and social development, with the goal of transforming Que Phong from a poor mountainous district into a relatively prosperous district of Nghe An province by 2020.

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