Kathmandu, May 4: The fourth edition of Glocal International Teen
Conference (GITC) is to be held on September 1, 2018, said the organizer,
Glocal Khabar Pvt. Ltd.
It said that the conference was an opportunity for teenagers to
authentically address issues that are important to them without having to
overcome generational barriers.
The conference will showcase ideas, experience and stories of the
teenagers from countries like India, Bangladesh, Nepal, Jamaica, Malawi,
Vietnam and Ghana through a series of panel discussion.
The participants will also give presentations on entrepreneurship,
empowerment and socio-perspective.
“The main
objective of this conference is to bring global teenagers onto a single
platform and showcase an example of teenagers who have worked in countries with
more difficulties and spread positivity that things are possible with efforts,”
said Asish Thakur, executive director of Glocal.
According to
him, the conference is a platform for knowledge and experience sharing where
teenagers can learn about leadership, empowerment and social impact through a
participatory and interactive environment with their peers from all over the
globe.
The conference
will be followed by the Grand Finale celebration of WaiWai Glocal Teen Hero
award.
Bipana Sharma
of Nawalparasi, Shantosh Lamichhane of Lalitpur and Sachin Dangi of Dang are
the winners of the first, second and third Teen Hero Award respectively.
The company
said that it would reach to around 400 schools across the country and interact
with about 60,000 students of Classes 8-12 directly.
The participants of WaiWai Glocal Teen Hero
will be judged by a 5-members jury team comprising of Ambuj Singh, Country
Director of Coca Cola Nepal, Renaud Meyer, UNDP Country Director to Nepal,
Suraj Vaidya, President of Vaidya’s Organization of Industries, Upaul Majumdar,
General Manager of Soaltee Crowne Plaza, Srijana Jyoti, Chief Branding Officer
of Syakar Trading Ltd. and Ranjit Acharya, CEO of Prisma Advertising.
Published in The Rising Nepal on 5 May 2018.
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