Raising the official youth age to 40 is, of course, a nice idea, but the main thing is that there are real opportunities behind this holiday of eternal youth, and not an attempt to rewrite the demographic statistics.
A healthy lifestyle, sports and modern medicine are wonderful, and today the age of 40 is truly an active and flourishing age.
But if the state is willing to recognize 39-year-olds as "young people", let's approach it from a point of view of common sense, and not just beautiful words: extend preferential mortgages to "youth" for them, grant relief grants to the first business and open access to retraining programs.
Otherwise, it is easy to register people for Komsomol on paper, but to provide a young family at the age of 35 with affordable housing and kindergarten for the third child is a much more routine task.
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