Participants were briefed on the role and significance of digital transformation in the current period as well as Vietnam’s policies in this regard. They discussed issues regarding digital transformation among youths, especially young intellectuals from ethnic minority groups.
The seminar is expected to help local youngsters rapidly catch up with digital transformation, utilise scientific and technological advances in startups, and mobilise resources in science-technology, finance and digital trade.
130 participants are representatives from youth initiative groups.
On this occasion, the Centre for Sustainable Development of Mountainous Communities (SUDECOM) and Save The Children (SC) jointly held another seminar on startup connectivity and job generation for ethnic minority youths.
The event brought together 130 young people who want to embark on startups, leaders of the management board of Project 9 in Tran Yen district, and representatives from businesses, cooperatives and production facilities in the locality.
The programme formed part of a project aiming to improve capacity of collectives, social organisations, and ethnic minority youths to actively engage in startups and make socio-economic decisions in Yen Bai province.
Mai Linh – Hong Oanh