Law No. HO-58- N “On youth policy”.

This Law primarily focuses on the development and implementation of youth policies within the framework of state programs. Its stated objectives include conducting expert analyses of the youth component in state programs, ensuring ongoing monitoring of state youth policy, and facilitating interagency cooperation. The broader legal context emphasizes the importance of youth participation in decision-making processes across all areas of public life, highlighting the need for youth organizations to be actively involved in the formulation and execution of sectoral policies directed at youth. The document outlines several key measures, including the establishment of operational regulations and methodologies for youth centers, the approval of exemplary charters for state and community-founded youth centers, and the support for youth initiative groups. It emphasizes the necessity for youth organizations to participate in the development of state policies aimed at youth, thereby reinforcing their role in shaping legislative and regulatory frameworks that affect young people. The implementation plan includes the establishment of youth centers that operate based on youth work principles and methodologies, equipped with appropriate staff and resources. The document specifies that at least two-thirds of the members of joint bodies of youth organizations must be young people, ensuring representation. It also highlights the importance of procedural considerations, such as the criteria for membership in joint bodies and the need for ongoing collaboration among various stakeholders in the youth sector. The document does not provide specific timelines but emphasizes the importance of continuous monitoring and evaluation of youth policies.