of the word , be used for self-realization and, by and large , i owe my participation in the youth parliamentarusian republican youth union, after all, but having lit up, but on the project of the studio for belarus, was not offered to take part and form e into these delegations, which were formed and even with the proposal of the ministry of education, the councils of the republic of the national assembly. that's quite an interesting experience. e. our first meeting stood in brest in the eighteenth year. it was a very exciting event, where at that time i was elected to the post of first deputy chairman, there, on a parity basis , a chamber is being formed . so we then worked and trusted, the guys were very, uh, interesting, to plunge into this life and nothing but scientific, besides, there is somewhere creative sports and in such a public this year the head of state. uh, declared the year e of historical memory. and here i would like to emphasize that at that time on the platform of the youth chamber we were with the guys with the youth with the initiative of the youth. and such an importan

but nevertheless , if it is good to organize in the system, i don’t know there, school parliaments or organize e - youthstudent councils it seems that we can preserve this activity of volunteering, which will help our country win faster, and there are other interesting numbers here: 70% of young people live in the city and 30% in the villages . internal emigration of people and it is mainly from big cities, won't more young people go to the village, it is possible to start a business there family business somehow there in my garden there, i don't know how to grow tomatoes, sell, create added value and jobs, maybe this is a plus for me , for sure yes i would like to, but the processes here are so urbanistic. of course, you, as a person, are looking for better opportunities for yourself, and in the city international is faster . i think it is also related to internally displaced persons. today, the educational process is starting and there are many shelters where internally displaced people live, they will be disbanded and there are many ideas that these people will move to their scooter territory. maybe

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