The Dan Voiculescu Foundation for the Development of Romania, in its capacity as an educational partner of the Forum of Romanian Students Abroad, has announced the launch of the "Solutions for the Development of Romania" ideas competition. The competition is intended for young people participating in the Forum of Romanian Students Abroad, which will take place from August 28 to September 4 at the Parliament Palace in Bucharest. The event will bring together young Romanians from all over the world to discuss and debate issues of the utmost importance for Romanian society and the future of younger generations.
The objective of the "Solutions for the Development of Romania" ideas competition is to identify innovative solutions for the country's development in a number of key areas, including the economy, health, education, the workforce, culture, research and energy.
The Dan Voiculescu Foundation for the Development of Romania challenges the young participants of the Forum of Students from Abroad to identify solutions that they believe can contribute to the development of the country. The most promising idea will be awarded a prize.
The Forum unites Romanian students who have demonstrated excellence in a range of disciplines, pursuing their studies both domestically and abroad. They represent a significant asset for Romania, and their insights can inform the development of a more prosperous future for our country. The winning proposals will be submitted to the relevant state authorities for consideration as public policies.
The Forum of Romanian Students from Abroad is organised by the four largest student organisations in Romania: the Federation of Medical Students' Associations in Romania, the League of Romanian Students Abroad, the UN Youth Association of Romania and the Union of Romanian Students.
The Dan Voiculescu Foundation for the Development of Romania offers young people a valuable platform for expression and collaboration through its ideas competition. This initiative provides an opportunity for every voice to be heard in shaping the development direction of our country. It is not merely an academic exercise; it is also a concrete step towards implementing solutions that can positively influence Romania's development. The winner of the ideas competition will be announced on 4 September at an event to be held at the Ferdinand I Military Technical Academy.
