Empowering youth to reinforce multilateralism: engaging youth leadership in building a world of peace.


Empowering youth to reinforce multilateralism: engaging youth leadership in building a world of peace.


Programme (New York time):
3:00-3:05 PM Initial FWWMUN Video
3:05-3:10 PM Video message H.E. Antonio Guterres, UN Secretary General
3:10-3:15 PM IDA Video
3:15-3:20 PM Prof. Abramo A. Chabib, Executive Director Italian Diplomatic Academy
3:20-3:35 PM H.E. Ambassador Gianluca Greco, Chargé d'Affaires Permanent Mission of Italy to the UN
3:35-3:45 PM H.E. Ambassador Francois Jackman, Permanent Representative of Barbados to the UN
3:45-3:55 PM H.E. Ambassador Mohamed Dabo, Permanent Representative of Guinea to the UN
3:55-4:05 PM H.E. Mrs. Daylenis Moreno Guerra, Deputy Permanent Representative of Cuba to the UN
4:05-4:15 PM H.E. Mrs. Mamarame Matela, Chargé d'Affaires Permanent Mission of the Kingdom of Lesotho to the UN
4:15-4:25 PM Mr. Max Gallant Foley, Secretary General FWWMUN New York City, July 2025.

Future We Want MUN: Global Initiative for Young Leaders, organized by the Italian
Diplomatic Academy (IDA), a United Nations Department of Global Communications (DGC) Non-Governmental Organizations (NGOs) associated NGO.

The event is under the theme: "Empowering Youth to Reinforce Multilateralism: Engaging Youth Leadership in Building a World of Peace".

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