BUDAPEST: More than 40 young delegates from around the world gathered in Budapest, Hungary, for a three-day Youth Diplomatic Summit organised by the World Climate Forum (WCF).
The summit brought together young leaders to discuss climate change, environmental protection, youth leadership, global peace and humanitarian development.
WCF Chairman Calls for Global Climate Cooperation
Addressing the summit, World Climate Forum Chairman Saad Hassan stressed the need for international cooperation to tackle climate change and protect the environment.
He said climate change is a global challenge that requires unity and collective action. He urged young people and world leaders to rise above national borders and work together to protect the planet for future generations.
Saad Hassan also announced plans to establish a global network of young people through the organisation’s Eco Ambassadors Team.
The initiative aims to engage young people in raising awareness about climate change and its effects. It will also encourage practical environmental projects and community-based activities.
Muslim Hands Türkiye Head Highlights Youth Leadership
Guest speaker Usman, Country Head of Muslim Hands Türkiye, highlighted the importance of youth leadership and humanitarian services.
He encouraged young delegates to play an active role in social welfare and community development. He also stressed the need for collective efforts to improve the lives of people around the world.
Delegates Showcase Cultural Diversity
The summit concluded with a special cultural session in which delegates presented their national traditions, identities and cultural heritage.
The presentations created an atmosphere of friendship and mutual understanding. They also highlighted the importance of cultural diversity and international engagement.
Participants represented Austria, Germany, Norway, Mongolia, Albania, North Macedonia, Türkiye, Greece, Japan, South Korea, Bangladesh, Pakistan, Ukraine, Kenya, Palestine, Oman and several other countries.
Summit Promotes International Cooperation
Speakers and participants said international gatherings provide valuable opportunities for young people to build global connections and exchange experiences.
They also highlighted the role of intercultural dialogue in strengthening international cooperation and creating new opportunities for community development.
The World Climate Forum reaffirmed its commitment to bringing young people together from different parts of the world. The organisation aims to empower them to become agents of positive change through environmental protection, global peace, humanitarian services and international cooperation.
The summit concluded with a shared message of unity and collective responsibility: Together for a Sustainable Planet, Global Peace and a Better Future.
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