The patriotic forum "Youth for the Future. Unity is a Strong Land" was held on Unity Square in Mogilev on September 17.

Representatives of youth from various professions gathered on one site to present their enterprises and emphasize the importance of each specialist for the region's development. The forum's program included not only speeches by speakers but also a rich concert program with vocal and dance numbers.

Representatives of the agro-industrial complex at the forum were presented by Vladimir Gusarov, Dean of the Faculty of Agricultural Mechanization at BGSHA. He noted that without the agro-industrial complex, it is impossible to imagine the country's life. "As our President said: there will be bread — there will be peace, there will also be song. The youth of the agro-industrial complex are the future of food security. In their hands lies a breakthrough in agriculture: precision farming, smart farms, advanced developments await specialists with energy and digital skills," emphasized Vladimir Gusarov. "The land does not forgive indifference, but generously rewards those who work on it with an open heart. That is how food security is ensured."

"My grandmother and grandfather are from Western Belarus. My grandfather told how they, being Belarusians, ended up under Poland, where it was forbidden to speak and study in their native language. He had to go to school at the age of 40 to obtain a secondary education in reunited Belarus. I understand what a divided people is, and I know the price of this event. The unification in 1939 is one of the most joyful events in our country's history," emphasized the dean.

The celebration was accompanied by a vibrant concert program. Belarusian artists performed on stage, delighting the audience with fiery dances and soulful songs.