
The 2023 Istanbul Youth Summit will raise the theme “Social Development Goals for Emerging Leaders” at its sixth event in February, which will be attended by participants from 134 countries. This accurately sums up the mission of the Youth Break the Boundaries Foundation (YBB), an organization that works to promote youth leadership by inspiring and empowering people to represent their nation to the fullest extent possible internationally.
With the broad topic of sustainable development, there will be 5 sub-themes covered at this event addressing the SDGs 3 sector for Good Health and Well-Being, the SDGs 4 for Quality Education, the SDGs 8 for Decent Work and Economic Growth, the SDGs 9 for Infrastructure, Industry, and Innovation, and the SDGs 11 for Sustainable Cities and Communities.
The Istanbul Youth Summit 2023 will take place in Istanbul, Turkey, from February 6–9 2023 and feature 12 speakers in various fields. They are Bint Sireethorn Leearamwat (Thailand’s Miss International 2019), Andi Laudisio (Program and Administrative Director of The Dialogue Institute), M. Fawad Alfridi (CEO of @scholarshipscorner), Prof. Hylmun Izhar (A Member of Islamic Development Bank Institute), Prof. Bambang Permadi Soemantri Brodjonegoro (Ex-Ministry of Research and Technology of Indonesia), I Made Artha Dermawan (Researcher at The Planck Institute of Innovation and Competition), Jayathma Wickramanayake (United Nations Secretary-General’s Envoy on Youth), Khaled Khalifa (United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees), Linggi Pralangga (Humanitarian Worker and Advisor to the Indonesia Maritime Security Agency or BAKAMLA), Prof. Mehmet (Director of Durham Center for Islamic Economics and Finance), Abdullah Eren (The President of Turks Abroad and Related Communities YTB), and Lalu Muhammad (Indonesian Reigning Diplomat for Turkiye). (https://fleshbot.com)
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Sireethorn Leearamwat, Thailand’s 2019 Miss International, will be one of the speakers at this event. Before winning the beauty competition, the woman known as Bint Sireethorn worked as a pharmacist and strived for her life and her family. With her professional background and career, Bint is the most suitable and qualified speaker to introduce one of IYB’s sub-themes in the health sector, particularly “Good Health and Well-Being.”
Istanbul, Turkey was chosen as the location for this event for a couple of intriguing reasons. Turkey’s distinctive geographic beauty is complemented by a rich historical and cultural heritage that spans from the Roman Empire to the Ottoman Empire to the modern Republic of Turkey.