Among the key proposals: a proactive budget project to implement students’ best ideas; open volunteer training centers in the regions; the “Mentor Z” project, which involves the work of participants and veterans of the Northern Military Region with young people in educational institutions.
In addition, MGER activists proposed to include in the national project “Youth of Russia” political training and promotion of SVO participants and volunteers, as well as a training and training course on management of unmanned aerial vehicles in educational institutions.
All proposals were supported by Rosmolodezh, said Anton Demidov, president of the Young Guard of United Russia.
The federal agency, according to Rosmolodezh deputy head Denis Ashirov, thanked the MGER activists for the initiatives presented.
“It is important that the regions’ proposals be heard so that they are included in the new national project. Based on the results of the events already carried out, we identified six main areas in which there were more initiatives. We presented them to Rosmolodezh and received support from colleagues in the federal agency. In the implementation of our proposals and the new national project we plan to involve members of the Young Guard, United Russia volunteers, SVO participants, public youth associations and student communities,” said Anton Demidov.
The “Young Guard” heeded the President’s call to launch a new national project and collected proposals in the regions, said Alena Arshinova, deputy head of the United Russia faction in the State Duma.
“It is very important that the national project accurately reflects youth initiatives, what really worries and interests young people in the regions, and that is why it is being developed. We are glad that MGER has contributed in this regard. And it turned out that it was in high demand,” he emphasized.
