Youth Amateur Radio Thrives in Hungary

I'm Tommy Ocalaal I a radio tango. I'm twenty five years old. I'm a member of the Hagier and radio amateur society, and the IRU region one youth working group at all. Started in twenty eleven in Romania as part of Anaras was programmed, which is an international exchange program in Europe that we started with the December of our own in the twenty thirteen because we showed a need of another activity in twenty fourteen Yota got incorporated into IIU region one. And, it is a cost of the growing event with more and more youngsters joining every year, including from other regions, and from other continents all around the world. While in region one, in IRU region one, we have the youth working group, and, we call for applications each year for the CSota Thangercamp. And, we are sitting together and analyzing this, in covering the applications and then we are deciding on the next years of the camp where it will be. On our schedule, we're more asked things. For example, lectures, about SDR modern technologies, ARDFCW, and the participants could try out these activities in real life because we also had the, courses about this in the after months. We also have the intercultures evening where the youngsters could show each other's cultures and bring gifts to each other. Well, Yacitors to, obviously get to know each other, and they go along with the international friendships. And also we stay in contact with them and they stay in contact with each other. So when we are preparing the next use events during the year, they can already join and they will know some people and they can always bring their friends in. Myself, I also got into a video through one of my, family's friends And, for me, it is all also about international friendships and, going to be expeditious together I'm meeting up with these people with my friends, throughout the year. So I think that's the most important part of Yota. As these participants are coming to a real time, they may only have the impression of their own as well society or their own but they meet a lot of different cultures, a lot of different people. So, obviously, there's still a lot of new mindsets, and, this interest is their their thinking as well. And that we also show them new things during the lectures and in the afternoons activities. So when they got home, they had no experience and they can possibly use this in this in their careers. The CW course is the most complicated course during the outcome. In this year's camp, we provided the participants with a weak level course in Morse code. So even those who come here without the knowledge of, Morse code, by the end of the week, they can be successful for activating our special event station, at the off account. I would like to emphasize that we are really glad for the continuous support of filter programs worldwide we are hoping that we can continue this tradition for the future.