Global Youth Summit 2025

The ITU Global Youth Summit 2025 (GYS-25) was held in Varadero, Cuba, from 11-13 March 2025 in the Melia International Hotel. Participation


The Global Youth SummitThe ITU Global Youth Summit 2025 served as a platform for global youth to share innovative ideas and perspectives, amplifying young voices in ICT dialogues and contributing to the creation of a more inclusive and interconnected digital world. This Summit was held under the theme “Amplifying youth voices in ICT for an inclusive and connected future”.Read more

Thematic Discussions
Tuesday
11 March 2025
Opening Ceremony
Youth digital empowerment
Bridging the Digital Skills Gap for Decent Employment
Youth as agents of change for green digital transformation and climate action
Transformative Tech: A Deep Dive into AI for connectivity
Wednesday
12 March 2025
Intergenerational Dialogue: Harnessing ICTs for Health, Wellbeing, and a Better Future
Cybersecurity: are you safe online?
Coffee Break / Networking
Empowering Youth: Economic aspects of ICTs and digital transformation – innovative business models
Equitable Digital Empowerment – Women Leadership in ICTs
Youth regional priorities to foster equitable empowerment for a connected digital future
Thursday
13 March 2025
Driving Innovation and Entrepreneurship for Youth Digital Development
UN and Youth: Collaborative Pathways to a Connected and Inclusive Future
Closing Ceremony and Celebration

Detailed schedule of the Global Youth Summit 2025



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