Pashinyan discussed youth involvement in public administration.

ArmInfo. On October 30, RA Prime Minister Nikol Pashinyan chaired a meeting to discuss youth engagement in public administration.

According to the government's press service, Justice Minister Srbuhi Galyan presented detailed information on the ministry's successful programs aimed at engaging youth in public administration and developing volunteer and internship programs. In this context, the "Become a Volunteer," "Youth Debates," "Summer Law School," and other initiatives were mentioned. Srbuhi Galyan noted that these are aimed at enhancing the role of youth in the public administration system, unlocking their potential, developing their abilities, and more. The need to implement the ministry's initiatives in other agencies and systematize them was emphasized.

The meeting discussed opportunities to develop volunteering and internship programs, as well as effective mechanisms for engaging young people in public administration. In this context, the importance of implementing a stable and accountable system that would motivate young people to actively participate in the development of society and the state was emphasized.

The Prime Minister emphasized that internships and volunteering programs are a good opportunity for young people to become involved in public administration, and it is necessary to implement systemic solutions and regulations to develop these programs. In this context, the Prime Minister issued relevant instructions.