The 36th Parliamentary Session of the World Teen Parliament marked an inspiring and impactful conclusion to the Third World Teen Parliament. Held virtually, this momentous occasion celebrated the achievements and dedication of young leaders from across the globe who worked tirelessly to drive change in their communities and beyond.
The session was graced by the presence of three distinguished guest speakers: Hon. Flory Larue, Dr. Susana Salvador Anayatin, and Mr. Daksh Gaur, each of whom brought unique perspectives and valuable insights to the young parliamentarians.
Click on this link to see the Parliamentary Session on Youtube - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLPpPEAfHm_qS6WudsFxTLia0YRYjFuQMq
Esteemed Guest Speakers
Hon. Flory Larue
Role: Member of the National Assembly of Seychelles
Location: Seychelles National Assembly, Ile Du Port, Victoria, Mahe, Seychelles
A prominent voice in governance and youth empowerment, Hon. Flory Larue inspired the teen MPs with her insights on leadership, perseverance, and community service. Her message highlighted the importance of young people stepping into leadership roles and embracing their potential to shape a better future.
Dr. Susana Salvador Anayatin
Role: Member of the Bangsamoro Transition Authority (BTA) Parliament
Additional Role: Designated Executive Director of the Office for Settler Communities (OSC), Office of the Chief Minister, BARMM, Philippines
Dr. Susana Salvador Anayatin, a beacon of inclusive leadership and community-building efforts, shared her expertise on equity and collaboration. Her passionate advocacy for sustainable development and societal unity resonated deeply with the teen MPs, encouraging them to think inclusively and act compassionately in their own initiatives.
Mr. Daksh Gaur
Role: Founder of Blub World; World Teen Awards; The World Teen Parliament
Location: India
The visionary behind the World Teen Parliament, Mr. Daksh Gaur, shared his remarkable journey of creating platforms that amplify the voices of young leaders globally. His insights on entrepreneurship, innovation, and commitment to empowering teens inspired the attendees to dream big and take bold steps toward achieving their goals.
Key Highlights from the Session
The teen Members of Parliament (MPs) showcased their passion and determination through spirited debates and collaborative discussions. Topics ranged from environmental sustainability and technological innovation to education reform and social equity, reflecting their deep understanding of global challenges and their commitment to solving them.
The session concluded with heartfelt remarks from the guest speakers:
Hon. Flory Larue urged the teen MPs to stay steadfast in their vision and work collaboratively to create lasting impact.
Dr. Susana Salvador Anayatin emphasized the importance of empathy and inclusivity in leadership, inspiring participants to lead with compassion.
Mr. Daksh Gaur encouraged young leaders to remain fearless and innovative, reiterating the power of youth in driving global progress.
The Road Ahead: Fourth World Teen Parliament
With the conclusion of the Third World Teen Parliament, the session announced the onboarding of a new cohort of 100 teen MPs from around the world. Starting January 2025, these newly elected leaders will carry forward the mission of creating impactful change, building on the incredible work of their predecessors.
This transition underscores the essence of the World Teen Parliament – a dynamic platform where young leaders from diverse backgrounds come together to shape a brighter future.
Be Part of the Change
The World Teen Parliament is not just an event; it’s a global movement empowering teenagers to make their voices heard. If you’re a young changemaker with a vision for a better tomorrow, stay tuned for updates and opportunities to join this transformative initiative.
For more details and upcoming announcements, visit Blub World. Together, let’s build a world where the ideas of the youth lead the way to a better future.
This inspiring session not only celebrated the achievements of the Third World Teen Parliament but also set the stage for an exciting new chapter. With the baton now passed to the next generation of teen MPs, the mission to empower youth and drive change continues stronger than ever.
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