At the signing ceremony held on 19/5 in Hanoi, Arjaree Suwangool, Chief Communications and Public Affairs Officer of TCP Group, stated that the agreement with the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union further demonstrates the group's commitment to accompanying Vietnamese youth in community development activities.

Accordingly, during the 2026-2028 period, TCP will collaborate with the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union and relevant units to implement numerous programs targeting young workers, disadvantaged youth, and youth with disabilities.

Both parties will also continue to organize activities honoring exemplary young individuals, promoting a positive lifestyle, encouraging physical training, and fostering a spirit of social responsibility among young people.

Arjaree Suwangool, Chief Communications and Public Affairs Officer of TCP Group. Photo: TCP

Nguyen Tuong Lam, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and President of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union, affirmed that the coordination between the two parties has created many practical and impactful programs for youth and the community.

Past collaborative programs have helped spread positive lifestyles, encouraged resilience, improved physical health, enhanced social responsibility, and ignited the aspiration to contribute among young people. These values are important as Vietnamese youth today face significant opportunities but also numerous challenges from digitalization, international integration, and rapid social changes.

Nguyen Tuong Lam, Secretary of the Central Committee of the Ho Chi Minh Communist Youth Union and President of the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union. Photo: TCP

The year 2026 is special for both TCP Group and the Vietnam Youth Union, as both celebrate 70 years of formation and development. For seven decades, the guiding principle "Energizing for a vibrant world" has steered TCP's global operations. In Vietnam, this spirit manifests through various practical activities, including the six-year partnership with the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union.

Specifically, during the 2023-2025 cooperation phase, the "Toa sang nghi luc Viet" (Shining Vietnamese Resilience) program honored 98 exemplary disabled youth, providing savings accounts and supporting startup projects with a total budget of 500 million dong.

The "Thanh nien song dep" (Youth Living Beautifully) award recognized 60 outstanding young individuals across various fields, helping to spread inspiring stories within the community.

Additionally, the "Ngay hoi thanh nien cong nhan – lan toa nang luong tich cuc" (Young Workers' Festival – Spreading Positive Energy) program was held in 15 provinces and cities, attracting over 119,000 young workers. Activities included health examinations, consultations, free medicine distribution, discounted essential goods stalls, and cultural and entertainment programs for workers. According to organizers, these programs support the lives of young people, encourage positive lifestyles, and enhance community connection.

Furthermore, the implementation of 15 projects under the "Khong gian the thao thanh nien" (Youth Sports Space) initiative in two years, 2024 and 2025, has created healthy playgrounds, enabling young people to engage in physical training and connect with their communities.

The signing ceremony between TCP and the Central Committee of the Vietnam Youth Union. Photo: TCP

As youth increasingly play a crucial role in innovation and sustainable development, empowering young people requires the joint efforts of social organizations and businesses. A TCP representative emphasized that moving into the 2026-2028 cooperation phase, the company will not only provide resources but also participate in implementing initiatives tailored to the practical needs of youth in specific localities and target groups.

The Dan