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The excitement of Nairobi hosting the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD 14) starting this Friday is catching up with the nation, delegates and other participants of the conference. The session that will bring together heads of state and government ministers and other prominent player from the business world, civil society and academia to tackle global trade and development issues is only a few days away.
While the week-long conference will feature ministerial debates, high level round tables, thematic events, a world investment forum, a civil society forum and a youth forum, little is known of the latter event.
It is laudable that for the first time in history, the youth will obtain the opportunity to deliberate and discuss on issues pertinent to them in a global platform. Of great concern to the millennial generation are topics identified by world leaders in September 2015 while adopting the 2030 Agenda for sustainable development namely education, more and better jobs and government accountability.
Source: Business Daily
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