Timeframe: 2026–2028
Key targets
| Young people involved in the project: at least 100,000 a year | Start-up ideas put forward: at least 50 |
01 Relevance
Providing jobs for young people, bringing them into entrepreneurship and developing their creative and innovative potential has become particularly important. Many young people have ideas and initiatives but lack the knowledge, experience and support to carry them out.
That is why the “Creative Young Entrepreneurs” project — which equips young people with modern skills, supports start-ups and business initiatives and raises their social and economic activity — is one of today’s pressing tasks.
02 Project goal
As an integral continuation of the wide-ranging reforms under way in the country, the “Creative Young Entrepreneurs” project serves to encourage young people’s creative ideas and business initiatives and to unlock their creative and innovative potential.
03 Objectives
- Encouraging young people’s creative ideas and business initiatives, unlocking their creative and innovative potential through entrepreneurship, equipping them with modern knowledge and skills, and supporting their active participation in the economy.
04 Main formats
- Business forums and open dialogues with young people and the party.
- Fairs of youth initiatives, start-ups and ideas.
- Master classes and practical training sessions supported by the party.
- Job fairs aimed at youth employment.
- “Deputy and youth” meetings to study and solve problems.
- Party receptions and practical help based on young people’s appeals.
- Research and practice conferences to support youth initiatives.
05 Expected results
As a result of the project, young people’s entrepreneurial activity and creative thinking increased markedly. Over the year more than 100,000 young people took part in various events, strengthening their knowledge and skills.
Dozens of start-up ideas were put forward within the project; some young people found jobs and gained the opportunity to start their own business. Master classes and training sessions gave young people up-to-date knowledge.
Dialogue between the party and young people also grew stronger: thousands of appeals were reviewed and practical solutions were found for most of them. As a result, young people’s social and economic activity increased and the business environment in society developed further.