Blog

The Challenge to Scepticism. Or, The Continuation of the Miracle

During the workshops, participants covered issues related to governance, climate, well-being, democracy, peace and security. I will not elaborate on each; instead, I will stay with the aspect that stuck in my mind the most. And one of he problems the youth brought to the surface was decreasing faith in democracy. Honestly, I find it extremely frightening. As a granddaughter of a deportee of Stalin's regime and a daughter of parents who were born in the Soviet Union, it is terrifying even to think about the younger generation, who would be indifferent to the privilege of living in the era of freedom.

POLICY RECOMMENDATIONS

The first-ever Nordic-Baltic Youth Summit took place in Vilnius, gathering young people from Denmark, Estonia, Finland, Iceland, Latvia, Lithuania, Norway, Sweden, Greenland, Åland, and the Faroe Islands, with an attendance of 250 participants. Over the course of two days, participants worked in thematic groups to identify and address key challenges faced by the youth in the region.

DAY 1: Your Future

On the first day, we are thrilled to feature a keynotespeech that takes a deep dive into the future. Titled "World 2049: YourUltimate Guide to the Future," Nicklas Hermansson will share his expertinsights on what various aspects of life might look like 25 years from now.

DAY 2: Youth in Power

On the second day of the Summit, we’ll conclude the workshops with an engaging keynote speech and panel discussion centered on the theme "Youth in Power," presented by Emilia Uljas from Finland.

Insights into NORDBUK: An interview with Shahin Khosravi

"There is something historic about so many young, committed people from the Nordic and Baltic countries coming together for the first time," says Shahin Khosravi, vice-chair of NORDBUK from Sweden at the upcoming Nordic-Baltic Youth Summit. As preparations begin to welcome over 200 participants from the region, it is time to introduce the key supporters and financiers of the event.

Mapping a Greener Tomorrow: Sustainable initiatives to guide upcoming Nordic Baltic Youth Summit

With the Nordic Baltic Youth Summit 2024 (NBYS) approaching on September 27-28th, the project organizers are committed to minimizing potential environmental impacts by incorporating sustainable practices and showing how large-scale events can lead by example. From tree-planting initiatives to transitioning to vegan options, the Summit delivers a compelling message, urging immediate action.

Shaping the Future: First Nordic-Baltic Youth Summit to Take Place in Vilnius

Vilnius, Lithuania, is gearing up to welcome the very first Nordic Baltic Youth Summit. Bringing together 250 participants from Nordic and Baltic countries, the project promises to be a dynamic platform forging connections, building trust, and fostering collaboration across the region.

News