AIZAWL, Oct 14: Mizoram Chief Minister Lalduhoma on Wednesday interacted with 70 youth delegates from Goa and Chandigarh participating in youth exchange initiatives at the CM Conference Hall in Aizawl.
The delegation comprised 50 youths from Goa under the Government of India’s Yuva Sangam Youth Exchange Programme and 20 youths from Chandigarh under the Ashta Lakshmi Darshan initiative.
During the interaction, the Chief Minister encouraged the visiting delegates to explore Mizoram and make the most of their stay by building meaningful connections with the people of the state. He also wished them a pleasant and memorable visit.
Emphasising the role of young people in nation-building, Lalduhoma described the youth as India’s most valuable resource and Emphasized their importance in achieving the country’s goal of becoming a developed nation by 2047.
He stressed the need to promote harmony and mutual understanding among India’s diverse communities, noting that youth exchange programmes play a significant role in strengthening national integration and contributing to the country’s overall progress.
During the interaction, the delegates raised questions on various subjects, including promoting harmony among different communities, the Chief Minister’s vision for Mizoram’s economic development under Transform Mizoram Vision 2047, and the distinctive cultural values and traditions of the Mizo people.