The dialogue platform «Youth — a mark of quality of the country» was held in the Beshenkovichi RCC
"Youth is the mark of quality for the country." This was the title of the dialogue platform held at the Beshenkovichi District Cultural Center.
The speakers included Viktor Azarenok, Deputy of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus of the eighth convocation for the Lepel Electoral District No. 23; Grigory Azarenok, TV presenter, journalist, political commentator for the STV TV channel, and host of author's columns; and Alexander Erashov, Deputy Chairman of the District Executive Committee and Deputy Chairman of the District Council of Deputies.
The meeting with students and working youth was preceded by a rally-requiem with the laying of flowers at the monument to Komsomol members and youth of the district who died in the heroic struggle against fascism in 1941-1945. And in the hall of the district cultural center, an interested dialogue took place on how youth can and should become the driving force for the development of our state.
The moderator of the dialogue platform was Elena Babaren, First Secretary of the District Committee of the public association "Belarusian Republican Youth Union".
Students of Secondary School No. 1 of Beshenkovichi named after I.I. Strochko, Secondary School No. 2 of Beshenkovichi named after M.N. Tkachenko, working youth of the district, representatives of youth public associations, and all participants of the meeting had the opportunity to ask the guests from the capital their questions, and they did not miss it.
They asked Deputy Viktor Azarenok about adapting to a new job in the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of the Republic of Belarus and what competencies a parliamentarian should possess. What does it take to achieve success at such a young age? Is it mandatory for modern youth to have higher education, or can they do without it? They asked TV presenter and journalist Grigory Azarenok about his attitude towards haters and how to react to them. They also discussed which social networks they actively use, which ones have a future, and much more.
The communication was productive. Every question received an answer. Some questions even sparked lively discussions in the hall.
Belarusian youth are always extraordinary and self-confident; they are the most important cultural, intellectual, and professional reserve of the country. Modern young people are full of energy, determination, constructive ideas, and bold decisions. It is they, united by a sincere and deep idea of unity and love for the Motherland, who inspire society to move forward.
Preserving the peace and unity that exist in society today, and protecting the rights and interests of citizens is a truly nationwide endeavor. It is the duty and responsibility of every citizen who wants to see their country strong and independent, and it demands increased responsibility from young people towards their endeavors, studies, work, and service.
"Courage. Responsibility. Fatherland. Patriotism" – this motto unites thousands of young men and women across the country who actively participate in the movement of Youth Law Enforcement Detachments by the call of their hearts. Our district is no exception.
Viktor Vladimirovich and Grigory Yuryevich presented certificates to the young people who decided to become members of the Youth Law Enforcement Unit. The young MOOP members Dmitry Zyulkov, Ekaterina Nadezhko, Anna Rubina, Artem Beresten, Vasilisa Timokhina, Margarita Ovchinnikova, and Ilya Kaminsky received them.
In short, the meeting went by in one breath. The conversation was sincere, frank, and meaningful. It was very interesting to listen to the speakers, whose words made the youth think deeply, better understand what is happening in the world and their role in the future of the country.