Youth will directly solve problems of ministries and local authorities

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Bui Quang Huy, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Youth Union, announced that young people will produce solutions to practical problems in innovation and digital transformation processes.

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Speaking at the Prime Minister's Dialogue with Youth 2026 program, Bui Quang Huy, First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Youth Union, stated that young people will directly solve practical problems coming from ministries, departments, and local authorities.

The Role of Youth in Innovation

At the Prime Minister's Dialogue with Youth 2026 program, Tran Van An, a biomedical engineer working at the Artificial Intelligence Technology Sleep Health Center and recipient of the 2025 Vietnam Women's Science and Technology Student Award, asked a question.

Digital Transformation Decisions

Tran Van An asked questions about the Youth Union's solutions to encourage the pioneering role of youth in innovation and digital transformation.

Statements by Bui Quang Huy

Mr. Bui Quang Huy, Member of the Party Central Committee and First Secretary of the Central Committee of the Youth Union, answered the question and made important evaluations.

Resolution No. 57

Huy stated that the Party has issued Resolution No. 57 on breakthroughs in the development of science, technology, innovation, and national digital transformation.

Advantage of Technology Adaptation

He emphasized that thanks to their dynamism, creativity, enthusiasm, and ability to adapt quickly, young people have many advantages in accessing technology.

Future-Oriented Directions

Within the scope of future-oriented directions, he stated that the Youth Union will delegate problems coming from ministries to young people for them to solve.

Transition from Theory to Practice

He noted that they will move away from organizing competitions focused on theory and transition to requesting practical problems where young people can directly conduct research and develop solution proposals.