W Y F 2026

World Youth Forum

Apr 29–30, 2026 Online

World Youth Forum

Conference

Online

Apr 29–30, 2026

100 delegates expected

High school and university students

In English

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3.50
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2.94
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About

“Not the Future—We Are the Now.”

World Youth Forum 2026 – Bharat Maha Yuva Sangh

“Not the Future—We Are the Now.”

The World Youth Forum 2026, convened by Bharat Maha Yuva Sangh (BMYS), is an official international platform dedicated to fostering youth leadership, global dialogue, and actionable solutions toward a more inclusive, equitable, and sustainable world. The Forum brings together young leaders, policymakers, innovators, and civil society representatives from across the globe to engage in high-level discussions on critical contemporary issues, including digital transformation, climate action, human rights, and socio-economic development.

Aligned with global development priorities and the spirit of multilateral cooperation, the Forum emphasizes policy-oriented dialogue, capacity building, and cross-border collaboration. It aims to empower youth voices, strengthen international partnerships, and translate ideas into measurable impact through structured sessions, strategic networking, and outcome-driven initiatives.

Under the leadership of Kiratidev Basumatary, Founder and President of Bharat Maha Yuva Sangh, the Forum represents a strong commitment to youth-led change and responsible global citizenship. It serves as a platform where vision is transformed into action, and where the leadership of today’s youth actively contributes to shaping the world of today—not just tomorrow.

Committees

  • 53 countries
    1. Ensuring Fair Trade Practices Amid Rising Protectionism and Economic Fragmentation
    • Pranav Karthikeyan
    • Jeff Tom

    United Nation Economic and Social Council (WYF2026)

    Intermediate · English · 53 countries

    Topic

    Ensuring Fair Trade Practices Amid Rising Protectionism and Economic Fragmentation

    About the committee

    The Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) is one of the principal organs of the United Nations responsible for advancing global economic development, social progress, and international cooperation. It serves as a central platform for discussing issues related to sustainable development, poverty reduction, employment, education, healthcare, and global inequality.

    Chairs

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 49 countries
    1. Preventing the Misuse of Counter-Terrorism Legislation Against Civil Liberties and Political Opposition
    • Mirunaalini Selvam

    United Nation Human Rights Council (WYF2026)

    Expert · English · 49 countries

    Topic

    Preventing the Misuse of Counter-Terrorism Legislation Against Civil Liberties and Political Opposition

    About the committee

    The Human Rights Council (HRC) is a United Nations body responsible for promoting and protecting human rights across the globe and addressing violations wherever they occur. In this committee, delegates will examine pressing global issues ranging from armed conflict and political repression to digital surveillance, climate justice, and social inequality. The agenda focuses on contemporary human rights challenges such as the protection of civilians in conflict zones, safeguarding freedom of speech in the digital era, ensuring gender equality, and addressing the impact of climate change on vulnerable populations. Delegates are also expected to debate the balance between national sovereignty and international accountability in cases of human rights violations. As representatives of different countries, participants must negotiate, draft resolutions, and propose realistic solutions that strengthen global human rights mechanisms while respecting diverse political, cultural, and economic perspectives. This committee demands strong diplomacy, legal understanding of international frameworks, and the ability to find consensus on highly sensitive global issues.

    Chair

    Countries

    How this committee type works

  • 195 countries
    1. Chairs for Two Committee
    2. UNHRC AND UN ECOSOC
    3. Selected Delegates will only be allowed for Participation
    • Hessa Zainab Athanickal Palassery
    • Ishita P.Sahoo
    • Anushka Dubey
    • Vanshika Sharma
    • Pratyush Mahapatra

    UNHRC AND UN ECOSOC CHAIRS COMMITTEE

    Intermediate · English · 195 countries

    Topics

    1. Chairs for Two Committee
    2. UNHRC AND UN ECOSOC
    3. Selected Delegates will only be allowed for Participation

    About the committee

    THIS COMMITTEE IS ONLY FOR CHAIRS OF UNHRC AND UN ECOSOC AND STRICTLY PROHIBITED FOR DELEGATES.

    Chairs

    Countries

Organizers

Kiratidev Basumatary

Mirunaalini Selvam
Secretary General

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