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PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc hails 2017 outstanding youths

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc asserted that the Party and State always pay great attention to nurturing and developing young talents while addressing a ceremony to honour the nation’s 10 outstanding youths of 2017 in Hanoi on March 25.
PM Nguyen Xuan Phuc hails 2017 outstanding youths ảnh 1At the award ceremony (Photo: VNA)

Hanoi (VNA)
– Prime Minister NguyenXuan Phuc asserted that the Party and State always pay great attention tonurturing and developing young talents while addressing a ceremony to honour thenation’s 10 outstanding youths of 2017 in Hanoi on March 25.

The event was jointly held by the Ho Chi MinhCommunist Youth Union’s Central Committee and the Fund for Vietnamese YoungTalents in celebration of the 87th founding anniversary of the Ho Chi MinhYouth Union (March 26).

The honoured, who stood out among 20 nominees, wereactive in various fields from studying, scientific research, production,start-up, security and order, and defense to social activities, sports, cultureand art.

Prime Minister Nguyen Xuan Phuc said the Partyand State have promulgated many policies to attract and honour bright people aswell as prioritised financial resources to develop young talents.

The award ceremony is hoped to motivateyoungsters to make more remarkable contributions to society, promote emulationcampaigns among youths, and raise public awareness of educating and nurturingyoung generations, he said.

The PM hoped the winners will promote their creativityand apply new scientific and technological advances in the fields of theirstrength to create more social and economic values, especially when the countryis working to seize Industry 4.0 opportunities.
He urged theHo Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and localities to join hands to nurture youngtalented people.

Through its 21 editions, the annual outstandingyouth award ceremony has honoured 210 excellent individuals. Another 210 othershave received the potential youth title.-VNA
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