In Vitebsk, BRSM activists held an information picket
– Today marked the start of the regional civic-patriotic marathon "#United", which includes a series of events dedicated to the electoral campaign, youth knowledge in legal information and politics. This includes not only information picketing but also open dialogues "Youth's View on Elections," the legal game "The Power of Law," and the civic-patriotic action "Native-National." This picket is aimed at ensuring our youth are well-versed in legal aspects and can inform voters about the unified voting day, so that on February 25, young people come and cast their vote for a particular candidate. We are confident that such events unite us all, not only the youth but also the older generation. I believe it is important for everyone to come and vote if we want to build a happy future, see beautiful cities and towns, a peaceful and independent Belarus, – noted Zhanna Naritsyna, second secretary of the BRSM regional committee.
At the information picket within the framework of the youth information and educational project "Pashtouka.BEL," which started yesterday in Minsk, anyone could send a postcard-invitation "Let's Choose the Future Together!" to their addressee.
– Picketing is taking place in all regions of the Vitebsk region, and the republican project "Pashtouka.BEL" is being implemented, which is designed to remind citizens of their constitutional right to vote, civic responsibility, and the unified voting day – February 25. Here you can fill out an invitation card, write to a friend, family member, or acquaintance, and send it by mail for free. Then, postal workers of RUE "Belpochta" will deliver the correspondence to its destination. It can be sent not only within the Vitebsk region but also, for example, to Minsk or Brest. On the same day, the post office sends the invitation to the recipients, – added Zhanna Naritsyna.
The second secretary of the city committee of the BRSM, Ilya Maltsev, noted that today a similar event is taking place in the Pervomaisky district of Vitebsk. Currently, the Youth Union is creating brochures for those who will be voting for the first time. This is also aimed at maximizing their interest in the unified voting day.
Andrey Martsinkevich, Polina Klimovich, and Pavel Kamlyov from Vitebsk Secondary School No. 27 informed citizens about the electoral campaign, and Nikita Yablokov from Vitebsk was the first to fill out a postal invitation card, sending an invitation to his friend.