Aizawl: Mizoram chief minister Lalduhoma on Wednesday interacted with 70 youths from Goa and Chandigarh who are visiting the state under govt-backed exchange programmes.The chief minister met a delegation of 50 youths from Goa under the Centre’s Yuva Sangam Youth Exchange Programme and another group of 20 youths from Chandigarh under the Ashta Lakshmi Darshan initiative at the CM Conference Hall in the chief minister’s office.Lalduhoma urged the delegates to explore as much of Mizoram as possible during their stay and use the opportunity to build deeper connections and mutual understanding with the people of the state. He wished them a pleasant and memorable visit.He described the youth as India’s most valuable resource and said they had a crucial role to play in the country’s journey towards becoming a developed nation by 2047.Emphasising the importance of harmony and mutual understanding among India’s diverse communities, Lalduhoma said youth exchange programmes could strengthen national integration and contribute to the country’s overall progress.During the interaction, the visiting students asked the chief minister about promoting harmony among different communities, Mizoram’s economic development under the Transform Mizoram Vision 2047, and the distinctive cultural values and traditions of the Mizo people.
