Youth Ambassadors at the Hamburg Sustainability Conference 2025

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Youth Ambassadors at the previous HSC

Fueling Bold Solutions: Youth at the Forefront

The HSC 2025 underscored the vital role of youth in driving sustainable transformation. More than 150 youth delegates, aged 19 to 29, represented organizations such as UNICEF, ONE, Girls United for Human Rights, STEM FOR ALL, and Youth 20. They brought bold ideas and new perspectives to the forefront, calling for stronger youth leadership in tackling global challenges.
Delegates from over 40 countries—including Nepal, Kenya, Brazil, Myanmar, China, Zambia, and Ghana—shared a clear message: empowering young people to lead, innovate, and participate meaningfully is essential for delivering lasting solutions.

 

Let’s uplift each other. Let’s lead. We are Indigenous. We are vital. Our time is now.

Ferdison Valmond, Kalinago Territory (Dominica), Caribbean Indigenous Communities

HSC Youth Ambassadors of 2025

  • Jahzara Ona

    Brazil

    Youth leader advancing climate preparedness and environmental education in underserved communities.

  • Si Thu Wai

    Myanmar

    Educator and SDG advocate advancing AI literacy, teacher development, and educational equity in underserved and conflict-affected communities.

  • Gabriel Domoninge Naa

    Ghana

    Drives tech-based social innovation, including sustainable farming and youth climate education.

  • Yasmine Mahssoun 

    Morocco

    Researches security frameworks in West Africa, focusing on peacebuilding and intergovernmental cooperation.

  • Ly Tran

    Vietnam

    Advocates for water sustainability, education, innovation, and biodiversity conservation.

  • Jacquiline Msambila​

    Tanzania

    Advances digital inclusion, and women-led startups, with a focus on AI ethics and e-governance in East Africa.

  • Ferdison Valmond​

    Dominica

    Indigenous climate advocate and journalist promoting environmental awareness and sustainable agriculture through the Climate Justice Movement.

  • Carole Nassreddine

    Lebanon

    Youth climate leader driving policy, advocacy, and waste-to-energy projects, with a focus on climate finance and circular economy.

  • Mustafa Ibrahim

    Libya

    Addressing interconnected crises of climate change, healthcare, and education

  • Eric Andrew

    Nigeria

    Leads sustainable agriculture and climate action initiatives, empowering youth, women, and smallholder farmers with skills and technologies.

  • Aliz Pinto

    Ecuador

    Young STEM leader and human rights advocate, creating innovative tech projects and inspiring youth participation and empowerment.

  • Hadiqa Bashir

    Pakistan

    Youth leader addressing poverty, child marriage, education, climate change, and sexual and reproductive health rights.