22 August 2003, 17:05

First enlarged meeting of Youth Club was held in Rostov-on-Don

The first enlarged meeting of the Public Youth Club of Agricultural Initiatives "Young Agrarian of the Don", established on the initiative of the Don Youth Union, was held in Rostov-on-Don on August 19.

The members of city and regional public youth organizations, young farm leaders of the region, members of the club "Young Agrarian of the Don", experts of the regional administration committee on youth policy visited the first meeting. During the first gathering they defined the most urgent problems for the youth in the country - the employment and support of young farmers.

The assembly discussed prospects of the further work and decided to arrange the next gathering in September.

Author: Vera Voloshinova, CK correspondent Source: Caucasian Knot

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