(HBO) - The Provincial Communist Youth Union coordinated with the Department of Science and Technology to organize the Creative startup Youth Forum of Hoa Binh and to launch the second contest of the creative youth startup idea in 2019.
The delegates are pressing the start button for the second contest of "the creative youth startup idea of Hoa Binh" in 2019.
At the forum, the youth members had a chance to meet and listen to some good examples of the locality sharing their experiences on how to start a successful business. At the same time, they had a chance to talk and exchange on the topic "the formation of the startup idea" with the experts from UHY, the members of the National Startup Program Advisory Council, the consultants of the second contest of the creative youth startup idea of Hoa Binh.
Also in the program, the Provincial Communist Youth Union, the Department of Science and Technology launched the second Contest of "The creative youth startup idea of Hoa Binh”. The contest is taking place from March to June 2019 with 3 rounds of competition. The Organizing Committee will choose the ideas for the final round to award and connect and to support the investment.
The aim of the contest is to encourage and to set up the spirit of the startup, taking part in the economic development of the youth. Thereby, it can create a favorable environment to promote and support the provincial youth in the process of start-up, innovation, and creativity in all fields. Besides, it can support the youth to start a business, establish a career, promoting the connection between the investors and enterprises with the model of the youth startup. The contest provides the knowledge of starting a business, encouraging and building the startup spirit, seeking to honor the creative startup ideas of the Union members and youth.
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