The 75 selected participants for the 2015 UNAOC-EF Summer School have been announced. Hailing from around the world, these inspiring youth leaders will spend the 13th – 20th June at EF’s New York campus. They’ll learn, network and exchange ideas through a rich program of activities that will support them in their efforts to create positive social change.
This weeklong summer school brings together 75 individuals aged 18-35 from across the globe, to address pressing global challenges in the context of cultural and religious diversity.
“Every year, the youth who participate in the UNAOC-EF Summer School bring to life a unique experience. These young leaders address global challenges and seek the solutions that would make our world a better one based on shared values and peaceful co-existence. I look forward to engaging with this year’s inspiring group of participants,” says Mr. Nassir Abdulaziz Al-Nasser, the UN High Representative for the Alliance of Civilizations.
Eva Kockum, President, EF Education First, says:
“We are very happy to welcome these outstanding young leaders to our EF New York campus and are looking forward to opening the world through education by co-organizing this cross-cultural and educational experience for the participants.”
The Class of 2015:
- Abdel Nasser Beibe – Mauritania
- Abdilahi Ibrahim Mohamoud – Somalia
- Afaf Khalil – Lebanon
- Ahmed Adel Saad – Egypt
- Alaa Mufid Tawfiq Hamamra – Palestinian Territory, Occupied
- Alejandra Patricia Corvalán Maira – Chile
- Alemayehu Dekeba Bekele – Ethiopia
- Alexandra Lacroix – France
- Alisson Pamela Escobar Centeno – Ecuador
- Amadu Wurie Jalloh – Sierra Leone
- Anh Tram Phan – Vietnam
- Anne-Lise Schneider – Switzerland
- Anthony Shuko Musiwa – Zimbabwe
- Augustine K. Kou – Liberia
- Battsetseg Enkhtuya – Mongolia
- Bertha Kalongelwa – Zambia
- Charlotte Laridaen Mariette Willy – Belgium
- Denis Pato – Uganda
- Diana Carolina Alarcón Moreno – Colombia
- Eleanor Rosa Igna Pinugu – Philippines
- Eoin O’Liathain – Republic of Ireland
- Ernesto Ferreira Vasconcellos – Brazil
- Florence Wambui Muriuki – Kenya
- Gaston Alejandro Akerman – Argentina
- Goran Velkovski – Macedonia
- Hachelaf Ahmed Abdelhakim – Algeria
- Haidara Al Mansour – Syria
- Hasina Ibrahimkhil – Afghanistan
- Hilda Nambili Liswani – Namibia
- I Wayan Alit Sudarsana – Indonesia
- Itay Sarag – Israel
- Iván Fernández García – Spain
- Jakob Valenta – Austria
- Jennifer Omokhuwa Aduro – Nigeria
- Jhosep Delgado Guerra – Peru
- Khadega Abdulaziz Al-omqi – Yemen
- Koketso Thabang Cheryl Moei – South Africa
- Kristina Cvetkovic – Croatia
- Ksenia Igorevna Stepnanenko – Russia
- Kyuho Choi – South Korea
- Lamise Hazem Hamed Hamouda – Australia
- Leena Mohamed Osman Habiballa – Sudan
- Lova Navalona Rakotoarisoa – Madagascar
- Luna Haj Hussein – Israel
- Mamane Yachaou – Niger
- Manar Ibrahim Al Sagob – Saudi Arabia
- Maria Elena Villafuerte Mata – Mexico
- María Gabriela Salazar Acuña – Venezuela
- Mariam Khuroshvili – Georgia
- Mariya Assinskaya – Kazakhstan
- Martins Birgelis – Latvia
- Michel Musendele Alimasi – Italy
- Moa Kristina Antonia Fohlin – Sweden
- Mohamad Yaman Sammani – Turkey
- Mohammad Aref Sammour – Jordan
- Mouna Zebidi – Tunisia
- Mykola Buchko – Ukraine
- Pamir Ehsas – Norway
- Parul Arora – India
- Ronak Yaryan – Iran
- Roseline Kamdem Magne Epouse Njuakom – Cameroon
- Rumeng Shi – China
- Saidaziz Azamov – Uzbekistan
- Samuel Chor Alier Aguto – South Sudan
- Sara Fuchs – Germany
- Sara Rajic – Bosnia and Herzegovina
- Seema Lamichhane – Nepal
- Shaan Muhammad Khan – Pakistan
- Shwan Salahaddin Abdulrahman – Iraq
- Solyda Say – Cambodia
- Stacey Akelia Browne – St Vincent and the Grenadines
- Thein Min Swe – Myanmar
- Tshedrup Dorji – Bhutan
- Urica Yernesi Primus – Guyana
- Zannatul Ferdous – Bangladesh
Congratulations to all the selected young leaders from around the globe. All the Best.
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