Kashmir University Preparing To Host Youth20
Srinagar/BNS: The University of Kashmir is busy preparing to host the forthcoming Youth20 Consultation, an official engagement group under the G20, on May 11.
The meeting was presided over by Vice-Chancellor Prof Nilofer Khan, who asked the chairpersons of several committees to provide a full account of preparedness in areas such as transportation, catering, site development, media publicity, seating arrangements, IT domains, and cultural programmes.
Outside the main venue, special kiosks will be set up to showcase the best practises of the University of Kashmir as well as the rich cultural heritage of J&K.
The Youth20 Consultation’s theme is “Climate Change and Disaster Risk Reduction: Making Sustainability A Way of Life,” and the university has invited youth participants as well as students from other academic institutions in the UTs of J&K and Ladakh to ensure a more inclusive and result-oriented event.
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The event at the University of Kashmir is of national significance because it emphasizes the critical role of young people in tackling serious global challenges like climate change and disaster risk reduction.
The Youth20 Consultation will provide a venue for global youth leaders to share their opinions and ideas, enabling debate and collaboration toward long-term solutions.
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