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Discover the Young Leaders that participated in the Biennale of Luanda 2021!

Over a hundred young leaders responded to UNESCO's call for nominations in June 2021. These immature people come from Africa and its many diasporas and are leaders in their communities. They participated in the Biennale of Luanda 2021 as part of the Intergenerational Dialogue. These youths organised their discussion in person and online around the central theme:"Cultural and Heritage Diversity of Africa and its Diasporas: Fires of Disharmonize or Ground of Peace?" which was itself divided into 4 themes and x sub-themes.

THEME i - THE CONTRIBUTION OF ARTS, Culture AND HERITAGE TO SUSTAINABLE PEACE

This theme echoes, celebrates and accompanies the Twelvemonth 2021 of the African Union: "Arts, culture and heritage: Levers for building the Africa we want." It also refers to Aspiration 5 of the Calendar 2063 and to the 2021 International Year of the Creative Economy for Sustainable Development. This word explored recent noesis on how creative civilisation and heritage interact with conflict, reconciliation and efforts to build more peaceful societies. It as well highlighted the ways in which artists, creators and heritage practitioners are helping to prevent, mitigate and support recovery from the furnishings of conflict, inequality and the COVID-19 pandemic.

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1. Supporting African artists, cultural and creative industries for an inclusive and sustainable economic recovery

SAO TOME E PRINCIPE

Yanira Tiny

Entrepreneur and social activist

DEMOCRATIC REPUBLIC OF CONGO

Deborah Basa

Filmmaker at Bimpa Production

EQUATORIAL GUINEA

Benjamin Esono Ndong Evita

President and founder of "Youth and Sustainable Development"

SOMALIA

Mohamed Adnan Abdo

Young leader, CEO and co-founder of the HAGE arrangement

2. Preventing conflict, reducing risks and edifice peace through African Intangible Cultural Heritage

CHAD

Want Mbairamadji

Founder of the Rainbow Youth Association for Social Stability in Africa (AJASSA)

Kenya

Brenda Mwangi

Cultural and International Humanitarian Law Skillful

Due south SUDAN

Jackline John Bage

Founder of the "Let Girls Talk Initiative", PAYNCoP Country Coordinator

CABO VERDE

Tairine Fabiana Vieira Monteiro

Artist, Writer and Fashion Designe

COMORES

Zaid Ben Mhadjou Mmadi

PhD student in Geopolitics and International Relations, Hassan II University, Kingdom of morocco

COTE D'IVOIRE

Arnold Lessbet Bahin

PhD student in Political and Social Philosophy

EGYPT

Yasmein Abdelghany

Awards Winner & Speaker at UN World Youth Day

JAMAICA

Odane Brooks

Policy and Research Officer in the Ministry of Industry Investment and Commerce in Jamaica

3. Reengaging with history, arts and cultural values in education to promote a new narrative for Africa

Zimbabwe

Herbert Chibvongodze

Artist, Awards Winner

NAMIBIA

Ester Nalimanguke Sakaria

Youth Leader of the ELCIN Church

UGANDA

Rashida Muwanika Namulondo

Extra, Stage Director and Award winning poet.

U.s. OF AMERICA

Alexandria Miller

PhD student, Caribbean area History, Dark-brown University

CABO VERDE

Claúdio Sousa

Young Politico

BRAZIL

Pauline Batista

Storyteller & Educational activity PhD Student, Academy of Connecticut

Federal democratic republic of ethiopia

Galata Gamachu

PhD student in Governance and Regional Integration

BENIN

Dagbégnon René Fadonougbo

Immature Activist

RWANDA

Fisca Jean Paul Habimana

Founder & Producer of ITARA Films

Republic of cuba

Amanda Guzmán

Afro-American Studies Program Specialist

four. Protecting and promoting African cultural and natural heritage

ZIMBABWE

Amanda Makombe

Project Manager & Sport's Developer

BURKINA FASO

Alfred Bewindin Sawadogo

PhD student in Telecoms & Young Politico

Gabon

Dora Massounga

Tourism Consultant & Author

UNITED KINGDOM (diaspora from Federal democratic republic of ethiopia)

Blen Taye

PhD student, School of Geography and the Surround, Academy of Oxford

Bolivia

Sharon Perez

Artist and Graphic Designer

FRANCE (diaspora for Cameroon)

Avenir Geradine Meikengang

Anthropologist & PhD student at CY Cergy Paris University

TOGO

Ayi Samson Kouevi

Communication Officer, PAYNCoP Togo

SENEGAL

Emerge Alassane Thiam

Vice-president of the NGO "Centre de Recherche et de Promotion cascade la Sauvegarde des Sites et Monuments Historiques en Afrique"

THEME 2 - ENGAGING YOUNG PEOPLE As ACTORS OF SOCIAL TRANSFORMATIONS FOR CONFLICT PREVENTION AND SUSTAINABLE Evolution

This Forum intended to demonstrate that there is an alternative narrative to that which depicts young people equally perpetrators or victims of violence; alternative story highlighting the lived experiences and daily efforts of young women and men engaged every bit actors of social transformations for conflict prevention and for sustainable evolution, through various activities and projects at community, national, regional and continental levels.

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1. Promoting and Encouraging Youth Civic Engagement: Educational activity for Peace, Global Citizenship and Sustainable Development

SUDAN

Mozamil Mallasi

Humanitarian Activist

SUDAN

Logman Alhag

Peace Activist, Facilitator of Youth Engagement and Empowerment, Laurels Winner

SIERRA LEONE

Mohamed Sanusi Jalloh

Youth Activist, Community Announcer & Developer

ANGOLA

Mityano Francisco

Hr Public Servant at the National Radio of Angola

COMORES

Oussama Moustadrane

Immature leader, Quondam Youth Parliamentarian

MOZAMBIQUE

Aira Karinah Mondlane

Coordinator for a Grail Project in Mozambique on Women & Girls' Rights and Empowerment

MOZAMBIQUE

Carina Albino

Social Volunteer

Republic of mali

Georges Théodore Dougnon

Malian Delegate at Youth4Climate 21 PreCop26

2. Youth employability, entrepreneurship and economic empowerment, including cultural/creative industries and green/blue economies

NIGERIA

Moses Agbara

Manager of Programsfor the Youth Initiative for Sustainable Homo Evolution in Africa (YiSHDA)

Malawi

Peace Mlauli

Malawian Focal Contact Betoken, the International Peace Youth Grouping (IPYG)

ANGOLA

Rebela Botes

Educatee, Activist & Volunteer with the Green Nation Association

Commonwealth of australia (diaspora from the Democratic republic of the congo)

Eric Kasukulu

Entrepreneur, Inquiry and business organization consultant

Algeria

Mohamed Malih Merabet

Student in Computer Science

MALI

Abraham Kone

Peace Activist

SENEGAL

Aminata Magatte Sagna

Manager

BURUNDI

Fabrice Kaburugutu

Founder & Legal Representative of the Association of Young Leaders United for Sustainable Development

GAMBIA

Momodou Sarr

National Coordinator PAYNCOP Gambia

THEME three - AFRICA AND ITS DIASPORAS IN THE Face OF CONFLICTS, CRISES AND INEQUALITY

Despite enormous avails that tin can create positive conditions for a sustainable culture of peace and prosperity, Africa still maintains a persistent barbarous cycle of insecurity, social inequality, and natural and human disasters. This Forum therefore aimed to explore and present the efforts and catalyst initiatives that tin can fight confronting inequalities and violence, reduce poverty and prevent conflicts by exploiting the stiff strategic potential (in terms of demography and natural resources) of the Africa in building sustainable peace and development.

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i. Contribution of African Women to Peace and Security

ZAMBIA

Mweshi Ng'andu

Young Activist

Burundi

Marie Lasia Karire

Human Rights Activist, National Coordinator of Pan-African Youth for the Culture of Peace (PAYNCOP)

COLOMBIA

Erika Palacio Giron

Social Worker, President of Corporación Flor Púrpura

Cote d'ivoire

Adjara Bouye

Young Activist, Project Assistant at N'Zarama Eye for Peacebuilding

MADAGASCAR

Jannie Marie Jacqueline Betrasimplice

Social Worker and Activist

Republic of cameroon

Sirri Cynthia Wakuna Ngang

Gender and Peace Activist, Program's Manager at Female parent of Hope Republic of cameroon

CHAD

Falmata Hassane Awada

Software Engineer at FAO, co-founder of the starting time-up SAHITNA

SOUTH SUDAN

Deng Agau Balu

Peace-building Activist

BOTSWANA

Gonaya Monei Sethora

Founder and President of Business Woman Africa

DJIBUTI

Fathia Hassan Moussa

Country Coordinator and peace amanuensis for Peace Revolution Program, co-founder of the association Book Caravan

2. Fight Against Social Inequalities, Xenophobia, Stigmatization and Bigotry

NIGERIA

Eudora Nwangwu Ogechukw

Sexual and Reproductive Wellness and Rights Activist

Peru

Sharun Gonzales

Announcer, communication specialist

Republic of colombia

Jeferson Giovanni Tenorio Sinisterra

Social Educator, Human Rights Activist

Republic of guinea

Abdoul Mazid Barry

Young Activist

CONGO

Harmoni Iloki kombo

Regional Vice-Coordinator of the Pan-African Youth Network for the Civilization of Peace (Payncop) in Congo

Cameroon

Aoudou Mounchili

Young expert in teaching and skills cluster of the AU-Eu Youth Cooperation Hub

LESOTHO

Matseliso Mota

Lawyer Specialised in Human Rights Advocacy, Boyfriend of the Mandela Washington 2021

3. Science, Applied science and Innovation to Fight Against Crunch and Pandemics

Republic of zambia

Chimfwembe Mutale

Chemical Engineer, Entrepreneur, Proforestation Activist, writer

United states OF AMERICA (diaspora from Ghana)

Francis Abugbilla

Ph.D Student, researcher in conflict resolution and peacebuilding mechanisms

PORTUGAL (diaspora from São Tomé and Princípe)

Mário Lopes

Policy Advisor, Announcer, Communication Specialist

ETHIOPIA

Saminas Seyfu

Fundraising Officer

DEMOCRATIC Congo-brazzaville

Julien Massia Massombo

Communication Specialist, Regional Coordinator of PAYNCOP Primal Africa

Madagascar

Lalaina Rakotoarivony

Printing Officer

BENIN

Lizette Onésia Majoie Aboue

Student, Entrepreneur, Activist

Botswana

Ntsatsi Mogorosi

Studies Coordinator at the Republic of botswana-UPenn Partnership

4. African Descents, Diasporas, and the Future of Peace in Africa

SWEDEN (diaspora from Nigeria)

Sophie Snellman

Political Science Educatee, Sweden's youth representative to the Council of Europe Congress

BRAZIL

Natália Lima

Agronomy Pupil

CANADA (diaspora from Republic of cameroon)

Lydie Christelle Belporo Senah

Ph.D Student, Researcher in Prevention of Radicalisation and Violent Extremism

France (diaspora from Mali)

Aissa Traore

Partnership Coordinator, Communication Specialist

TOGO

Amélévi Akpé Logovi

Advice Specialist, Environmental Activist

THEME iv - HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF OCEANS FOR SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE

Africa'due south coastal and ocean waters occupy three times the land mass and are growing in importance every bit a potential source of economical growth and jobs for the region. In connectedness with the African Decade of Seas and Oceans (2015-2025) and the Un Decade of Body of water Sciences for Sustainable Development (2021-2030), this 4th Forum offered the opportunity to mobilize stakeholders in the bounding main to ensure that Africa harnesses ocean science and research to make the all-time apply of its blue economy potential and preclude potential conflicts.

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1. Oceans of Peace and Opportunity: Resources, Demographic Dividend, Gender Parity, Blue Economy, Scientific Cooperation and Affairs, South-South Cooperation

SOUTH AFRICA

Siboniso Dlamini

Fundraising Officer & Youth Ambassador for the Right to Peace of S Africa

TANZANIA

Raphael Antidius

Environmentalist

EGYPT (diaspora from chad)

Ihab Ali Gaddaye

International Police Skillful, President & Founder of "The Era of Africa"

NAMIBIA

Josephine Joice Ndapewa Edward

Fisheries Biologist, Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources

Libya

Hamed Alzwy

National Coordinator for PAYNCOP Lybia. He is also the Director of the Government'southward Role for the Official Spokesperson of the Presidential Council of Tripoli

ii. New Experiences Towards Sustainable Development: Coastal Tourism and Underwater Heritage, Waste Direction

TANZANIA

Seleman Kitenge

Speech Writer, African Union Development Bureau

Kingdom of morocco

Rabia Benabdallah

PhD student in Political Scientific discipline, Academy of Paris

TUNISIA

Ahmed Oueslati

Vice-President of the Local Youth Pilot Council of Testour, Global Youth Ambassador at "TheirWorld System"

CENTRAL AFRICAN Republic

William Ndjapou

Activist, PhD Holder in International Humanitarian Law & Human Rights

3. The Bounding main, Pocket-size-Isle Developing States (SIDS) and Challenges for Adaptation to Climate change

SIERRA LEONE

Kamara Mohamed

Graduated in Information and Communication Technology

Mauritius

Adeelah Kodabux

PhD Holder & Co-Founder of the Centre for African Smart Public Value Governance (C4SP)

NIGER

Abdoulaye Ousman Goulo

Fellow member of the Inferior Sleeping room International, Niger

Youth Representatives from the African Union, ICESCO and PAYNCoP

ZIMBABWE

Janice Khumalo

Representative of the African Matrimony

THE GAMBIA

Tunko Jallow

Representative of ICESCO

SÃO TOME E PRINCIPE

Romilson de Boa Esperança Silveira

Representative of PAYNCoP

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Paul Cardwell Arts Heritage and Tourism Department Press Officer

Discover the Young Leaders that participated in the Biennale of Luanda 2021!

1. Supporting African artists, cultural and creative industries for an inclusive and sustainable economic recovery

2. Preventing conflict, reducing risks and edifice peace through African Intangible Cultural Heritage

3. Reengaging with history, arts and cultural values in education to promote a new narrative for Africa

four. Protecting and promoting African cultural and natural heritage

1. Promoting and Encouraging Youth Civic Engagement: Educational activity for Peace, Global Citizenship and Sustainable Development

2. Youth employability, entrepreneurship and economic empowerment, including cultural/creative industries and green/blue economies

i. Contribution of African Women to Peace and Security

3. Science, Applied science and Innovation to Fight Against Crunch and Pandemics

4. African Descents, Diasporas, and the Future of Peace in Africa

1. Oceans of Peace and Opportunity: Resources, Demographic Dividend, Gender Parity, Blue Economy, Scientific Cooperation and Affairs, South-South Cooperation

ii. New Experiences Towards Sustainable Development: Coastal Tourism and Underwater Heritage, Waste Direction

3. The Bounding main, Pocket-size-Isle Developing States (SIDS) and Challenges for Adaptation to Climate change

Youth Representatives from the African Union, ICESCO and PAYNCoP

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Paul Cardwell Arts Heritage and Tourism Department Press Officer

Discover the Young Leaders that participated in the Biennale of Luanda 2021!

1. Supporting African artists, cultural and creative industries for an inclusive and sustainable economic recovery

2. Preventing conflict, reducing risks and edifice peace through African Intangible Cultural Heritage

3. Reengaging with history, arts and cultural values in education to promote a new narrative for Africa

four. Protecting and promoting African cultural and natural heritage

1. Promoting and Encouraging Youth Civic Engagement: Educational activity for Peace, Global Citizenship and Sustainable Development

2. Youth employability, entrepreneurship and economic empowerment, including cultural/creative industries and green/blue economies

3. Introduction to Youth Foresight and Social Innovation for Sustainable Development and Social Cohesion

4. Youth and the role of sport for social cohesion and peace

i. Contribution of African Women to Peace and Security

2. Fight Against Social Inequalities, Xenophobia, Stigmatization and Bigotry

3. Science, Applied science and Innovation to Fight Against Crunch and Pandemics

4. African Descents, Diasporas, and the Future of Peace in Africa

1. Oceans of Peace and Opportunity: Resources, Demographic Dividend, Gender Parity, Blue Economy, Scientific Cooperation and Affairs, South-South Cooperation

ii. New Experiences Towards Sustainable Development: Coastal Tourism and Underwater Heritage, Waste Direction

3. The Bounding main, Pocket-size-Isle Developing States (SIDS) and Challenges for Adaptation to Climate change

Youth Representatives from the African Union, ICESCO and PAYNCoP

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