Young people in Ho Chi Minh City experience virtual reality technology at the Youth Union Congress

Delegates, even after two sessions, were still excited when taking attendance by facial recognition technology before entering the hall. This technology helps to quickly and accurately take attendance and confirm “official” delegates.

Along with that, the exhibition space of the congress applies VR virtual reality glasses technology and 3D Hologram technology to display and introduce the history of formation and development of the delegation and the development process of the company. Youth Union, the city youth movement.

During the election, the congress used an electronic ballot box with an intelligent “magic eye” design that automatically counted the number of votes when the delegates voted into the box, a fairly new experience for the congress delegates. this year.

In the closing session, the art suite is a theatrical part combining music with the application of Wrap Led and Tracking technologies to bring a fresh and modern space of the youth of Ho Chi Minh City.

Speaking at the closing session on October 16, First Secretary of the Central Committee Doan Bui Quang Huy said that Ho Chi Minh City has the largest scale of union members and youth in the country, with a force of pupils, students and young people. young workers and intellectuals.

Therefore, the important keywords that all levels of the Youth Union need to pay attention to in the implementation of the upcoming movement must be creativity, entrepreneurship, and digital transformation.

In the context that digital transformation is identified as an important development driver of the city today, each level of the Youth Union needs to be more drastic and creative in implementing solutions that affirm the pioneering role of the city. Union organization.

“In order for effective digital transformation, it is necessary to think about and do things that seem familiar, and also need creativity,” Huy said.

Speaking at the previous congress, Secretary of the City Party Committee Nguyen Van Nen also said that the Union’s cadres need to reform working methods and ways, apply technology, must be digital technology to work.

From early morning, 441 delegates were convened (representing more than 750,000 union members from nearly 120 branches of the Union) towards the Ho Chi Minh City Hall.

Coming to the congress, delegate Le Hoang Yen Thanh (Ho Chi Minh City Open University) chose for herself an innovative long dress with many accessories attached to the collar. “The atmosphere is as happy as Tet” is Ms. Thanh’s way of talking about the atmosphere before the closing session of the congress because everyone around is always smiling and wearing clothes.

Ms. Yen Thanh said that when she was informed about the costumes for this session, she immediately thought of the traditional Vietnamese ao dai.

“I want to add a little texture to create accents for the costume, but people will also easily see my youth and creativity. The shirt helps me feel more confident when going to the convention, feeling I feel more proud of my country,” said Yen Thanh.

Meanwhile, wearing Cham ethnic women’s clothes, wearing a thin mat’ra scarf embroidered with many unique motifs on her head, Chau Fanida (Doan Binh Thanh District) said she was confident in her beauty. of his nation.

This is an opportunity for Chau Fanida to proudly introduce to the congress the identity and costumes of her nation. It is also a way for her to contribute some of her strength to the colorful and fresh space of this congress.

She said the outfit has been improved a bit over time but still retains its traditional features and is very proud to wear it.

“The recognition and welcome with excitement, not the difference of people in my presence, makes me even more proud,” said Ms. Chau Fanida.

The closing session on October 16 also welcomed many guests from many provinces and cities nationwide, the whole delegation from Laos came to congratulate the 11th Ho Chi Minh City Youth Union Congress.