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Discover democracy in action: experience institutions, dialogue, and youth leadership.

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Experience real foreign policy: take on diplomatic roles, engage in negotiation, and make strategic decisions.

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Learn democracy through play: critical thinking, debate, and active participation.

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Argentine youth in conversation with the world

The meeting with former U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken marked a milestone for our community. It was a unique opportunity for young leaders to engage in dialogue on democracy, cooperation, and global challenges in a high-level international setting.

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Youth Diplomats

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In partnership with the Argentine Foreign Service Professional Association (APSEN) and the National Foreign Service Institute.

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Participation is not enough: on the new principles for youth participation at the United Nations

There is something that has been shifting in recent years within the world of international cooperation and global governance. Youth participation is no longer an aspirational idea — it has become a structural issue. It is no longer just about inviting young people into spaces, but about seriously asking what role they actually play within them. In a meeting we held not long ago with Felipe Paullier, he mentioned that the United Nations system was working on a series of docum

Rediscovering Argentine History through Foreign Relations

The alliance between Global Kairos , the Center for Studies and Debate on International Organizations at the University of Buenos Aires (CEDOI-UBA) , and the Professional Association of the Argentine Foreign Service (APSEN) gave the ninth edition of Youth Diplomats a renewed meaning: connecting the experience of career diplomats with the enthusiasm of a new generation of young leaders. The ninth edition of Youth Diplomats took place on November 1 and 2 at the Faculty of E