27 April 2020, New York- Statement on behalf of the European Union and its Member States by H.E. Mr. Olof Skoog, Head of the European Union Delegation to the United Nations, at the UN Security Council Open Debate on Maintenance of international peace and security: Youth, Peace and Security

Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to the UN in New York - Publication date: 27/04/2020

“I've learnt today, we are to become the change that we want to see and that we want people from outside to see. We don't need to take our skills outside Namibia but we have to build Namibia with the skills that we have. Let's build our Namibia, let's be productive Namibians!”

Author: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 14/11/2018

Years of violent fighting in Syria left thousands of schools destroyed, damaged or used as shelters for families who lost their homes. 11-year-old Nour struggled to follow lessons in a dark classroom up until the EU and UNICEF stepped in providing solar panels to generate electricity, and kindling

Author: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 25/05/2018

The youth population of the world is estimated 1.8 billion, the largest it has ever been. The crucial role that youth can play in promoting peace, security and peacebuilding will be the subject of an EU conference on "Youth, Peace and Security, Promoting Youth in Peace building" on 23-24

Author: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 18/05/2018

The EU supports programmes in Armenia, such as Social Innovations for Vocational Education and Employability of Young People with Disabilities (SIVEE) dedicated to equipping youth with disabilities with marketable skills that significantly increase the chances to find fulfilling employment.

Author: Strategic Communications - Publication date: 02/03/2018

#PoliYouth: a 24 month project to support youth development in Lebanon

Author: Press and information team of the Delegation to LEBANON - Publication date: 26/12/2017