President Maduro: The registration of the Great Venezuela Youth Mission has started through the Patria System
Presidential Press
Published at: 05/02/2024 07:39 PM
This Monday, the registration of the Great Venezuela Youth Mission (GMVJ) began through the Patria System to serve 5 million 300 thousand young people in the first stage through 7 vertices and 26 comprehensive action programs, as reported by the President of the Republic, Nicolás Maduro, during the 33rd edition of the program “With Maduro +”.
Genesis Garvet, president of the Great Venezuela Youth Mission, stressed that in addition to registration, young people have the opportunity to participate in the public consultation that will determine the priority areas of this social program.
In order to establish functions aimed at consolidating the 7 vertices and 26 programs of the Great Young Venezuela Mission, the national president announced those responsible by area of this program.
Next, get to know those responsible:
1.- Education, Science and Technology, Let's Learn! : Yosneisi Paredes.
2.- Production, work and entrepreneurship, let's get to work! : Sergio Lotartaro.
3.- Culture, recreation and rumba, let's have fun! : Daniela Cabello.
4.- Health, physical activity and sports, let's take care of ourselves! : Elizabeth Niño.
5.- Life and Social Protection Project, Let's Grow! : Johan Contreras.
6.- Communication and social networks, let's communicate! : Pilar Sibira.
7.- Organization and participation, let's participate! : Andy Zambrano.
Genesis Garvet, reported that the employment fairs will take place at the end of February, with the participation of the Great Youth Chamba Mission, the public and private sectors, as well as the country's basic industries, “so that young people know the offers of jobs and tasks of each agency that allow them to recruit immediately,” he explained.
It was also announced that on March 1st, the Lucash program will start, aimed at the financing and application of digital wallet mechanisms, which will be led by the president of Banco Bicentenario, Sergio Lotartaro.
Mazo News Team