Under the auspices of the National Academy for Training, the World Youth Forum participates in the "Future Summit" in New York

 

 

New York, September 20, 2024 – The World Youth Forum is participating today in the Future Summit held at the United Nations headquarters in New York, following its acquisition of special accreditation that allows it to engage in the scheduled workdays on September 20 and 21, with official summit sessions taking place on September 22 and 23.

 

 

 

This accreditation reflects international recognition of the forum's role, organized under the patronage of the National Academy for Training, in empowering youth and amplifying their voices within global decision-making bodies.

 

The participation of the World Youth Forum in the Future Summit is part of its ongoing efforts to enhance the role of youth in addressing major global challenges, including international security and peace, sustainable development, and digital transformation. This participation also aims to foster international cooperation to build a better future for youth and upcoming generations.

 

The summit provides a unique platform for young people to interact with world leaders, allowing them to contribute to the formulation of international policies and express their views on pressing issues. This participation marks a pivotal step in the forum's journey, highlighting its commitment to promoting youth involvement in global decision-making processes. Furthermore, the special accreditation presents an important opportunity for the forum to share youth perspectives on global challenges, contributing to the development of a more sustainable and inclusive future. This participation underscores the vital role of youth in global discussions regarding the significant challenges facing the world today.

 

Through this initiative, the forum strengthens its support for the United Nations' objectives focused on empowering youth and enhancing their active participation in addressing international issues. Additionally, this participation offers young people a rare opportunity for direct interaction with global decision-makers, thereby amplifying their influence in international discussions and contributing to meaningful change in the formulation of future international policies.