Empower. Connect. Inspire. Together We Build a Global Network of Hope.
Join the Hope Network, a global platform where youth organizations collaborate to share best practices, drive change, and build a prosperous tomorrow.
Innovation and Best Practices
Connect with youth entities from around the world, sharing ideas and creating solutions to global challenges.
Empowering Youth Through Hope
Raise global awareness of the importance of instilling hope and empowering communities to support youth.
Coordinated Global Efforts for Youth
Enhance coordination and collaboration to implement joint plans, programs, and projects that meet youth aspirations.
Fostering Impactful Youth Leadership
Access resources and opportunities that enable young leaders to make a lasting impact in their communities.
Best Practices from Across the Globe
Innovative solutions from youth organizations worldwide, creating lasting impacts in their communities. These best practices highlight the power of collaboration, creativity, and leadership in addressing global challenges.
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Brain Bar's Talent Market™
Talent Market™ connects Hungary’s top youth with leading employers, boosting careers through jobs, skills, networks, and transformative festival experiences.
Brain Bar's Student Ambassador Program
Empowering 100+ young ambassadors with future-proof skills, career insight, and leadership experience to inspire peers and shape Hungary’s future.
Brain Bar Festival
A festival on the future, empowering 10,000+ young Hungarians yearly through interactive learning, inspiration, and career development to become future-shapers.
Youth Stories 2025
A youth-focused program fostering critical thinking, creativity, and dialogue, featuring young speakers sharing inspiring sports stories and experiences.
Work Developers
“Work Developers” is a national developmental project in Kuwait that aims to train Kuwaiti youth in both the public and private sectors
Youth Creativity League
The Youth Creativity League is an initiative launched by the Public Authority for Youth under the leadership of H.E. Abdulrahman Al-Mutairi, Minister of State for Youth Affairs.
About Hope Network
Vision
Uniting global youth efforts by establishing an international network that fosters cooperation in instilling hope and empowering youth through clear, unified strategies, to create a supportive environment for young leaders.
Mission
Advancing youth affairs through global policy exchange and strategic national a to fully leverage the potential of youth as a vital human capital resource.
Members Making a Difference
Each member brings unique perspectives and practices that enrich our community. Together, we share success stories, lessons learned, and strategies that can inspire action in your community.
H.E. Ashraf Sobhy
Minister of Youth and Sports, Arab Republic of EgyptDedicated to advancing youth and sports development and prioritizing programs fostering youth engagement, fitness, and sports across Egypt.
Eng. Fatima Ahmed Alhallami
Executive Director of Arab Youth Center, Arab Youth CenterEng. Fatima Alhallami has served as the Executive Director of the Arab Youth Center since January 2025. She is among the distinguished young Emirati leaders recognized for her forward-looking vision and diverse expertise across energy, climate, diplomacy, and youth empowerment.
Asif Mahmud Shajib Bhuyain
Adviser equivalent to Cabinet Minister , Ministry of Youth and SportsAsif Mahmud Shajib Bhuiyan is the Adviser (with the rank of Minister) to the Ministry of Youth and Sports and the Ministry of Local Government, Rural Development and Co-operatives in Bangladesh.
Minister Tinee`S. Furbert
Minister of Youth, Social Development and Seniors, Government of BermudaThe Hon. Tinee Furbert was educated at Springfield College, where she obtained her Bachelor of Science in Rehabilitation Services, and Master of Science in Occupational Therapy.
Gergely Böszörményi-Nagy
Founder of Brain Bar , Brain BarGergely Böszörményi-Nagy is founder of Brain Bar, the largest European festival on the future.
H.E. Nazmi bin Haji Mohamad
Minister of Culture, Youth and Sports, Brunei DarussalamPromotes cultural heritage and youth empowerment, fostering youth participation in arts, sports, and community activities.
H.E. Jasem Mohamed AlBudaiwi
Secretary-General, Cooperation Council for the Arab Gulf States (GCC), Cooperation Council for the Arab Gulf StatesEnhances regional unity, tackle challenges, and promote economic and security cooperation.
H.E. Marie Barsacq
Minister of Sports, Youth, and Community Life, French RepublicMarie Barsacq was appointed French Minister of Sports, Youth, and Community Life in December 2024. With extensive experience in sports governance, she played a key role in the Paris 2024 Olympics, leading initiatives on sports impact, youth engagement, and community development.
Lama Hattab
Chief Executive Director, Generations For PeaceLama Hattab, CEO of Generations For Peace since July 2024, leads grassroots peacebuilding, promoting tolerance, respect, and effective conflict resolution.
H.E. Mohammad Abdullah Al Gergawi
Great Arab Minds Higher Committee Chairman, Great Arab MindsA leading UAE government figure, drives innovation through initiatives like the Great Arab, Known for his visionary leadership.
H.E. Dr. Raed Aladwan
Minister of Youth, Hashemite Kingdom of JordanHis initiatives encourage young Jordanians' active involvement in society, fostering innovation and collaboration for future development.
H.E. Dr. Bandar Asaad Al-Sajjan
Executive Director, Institute of Public Administration (IPA)Director General of the Institute of Public Administration in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. He possesses extensive experience and expertise in leadership, institutional development, quality, and governance. He oversees the institute’s work in the areas of consultancy, training, research, studies, and leadership development.
H.E Rana Mashhood Ahmad Khan
Chairman Prime Minister's Youth Programme, Islamic Republic of PakistanFocuses on youth empowerment, entrepreneurship, and skill development, promoting educational reforms to drive national progress.
H.E. Andrea Abodi
Minister for Sports and Youth , Italian RepublicBringing extensive experience in sports administration and a commitment to youth empowerment.
H.E. Rawan Bint Najeeb Tawfeeqi
Minister of Youth Affairs, Kingdom of BahrainDedicated to fostering youth empowerment, Rawan Tawfeeqi leads initiatives that support young people’s development, education, and innovation.
H.E. Dr. Hang Chuon
Minister of Education, Youth and Sports, Kingdom of CambodiaLed educational reforms, focusing on curriculum relevance, STEM education, infrastructure development, and preparing youth for a competitive workforce.
H.E. Mohamed Mehdi Bensaid
Minister of Youth, Culture and Communication, Kingdom of MoroccoDedicated to youth empowerment, cultural preservation, and fostering media innovation across Morocco’s diverse communities.
His Royal Highness Prince Abdulaziz bin Turki Al-Saud
Minister of Sports, Kingdom of Saudi ArabiaDedicated to enhancing the Kingdom's sports sector and promoting a culture of physical activity.
Yara Hassan Barzanji
Director of Programs and Partnerships , Kurdistan FoundationYara Hassan Barzanji is Director of Programs and Partnerships at the Kurdistan Foundation, overseeing Volunteer.KRD, Jobs.KRD, Empower.KRD, Climate.KRD and YouthHub.
H.E. Maksutov Altynbek Askarovich
Minister of Culture, Information, Sports and Youth Policy, Kyrgyz RepublicHis leadership emphasizes the arts and sports as essential for strengthening national identity, community ties, and a sustainable future for Kyrgyzstan’s youth.
H.E. Dr. Haifa Abu-Ghazala
Arab League Assistant Secretary-General for Social Affairs, League of Arab StatesAdvocates for youth empowerment and social development.
Dr. Nora Bayrakdarian
Minister of Youth & Sports, LebanonProfessor of International Relations and Chair of the Department of International Relations at the Faculty of Law and Political Science at the Lebanese University, and a member of the Scientific Council for the Ph.D. program in Law, Political, Administrative and Economic Sciences.
Joseph Francisco R. Ortega
Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer, National Youth CommissionUndersecretary Joseph Francisco “Jeff” R. Ortega is the Chairperson and Chief Executive Officer of the National Youth Commission. He previously served as Regional Director of the Department of Tourism for Regional Office I and Region IV-A, where he made history as the youngest Regional Director in the Philippines at the age of twenty-nine (29). He earned his Master’s degree in Business Administration from the Ateneo Graduate School of Business and his Bachelor’s degree in Political Science from Ateneo de Manila University, and is currently pursuing a Master’s in Public Service Administration at the Philippine Public Safety College.
Guadalupe Ixel Wer Chutá
Director General, Republic of GuatemalaGuadalupe Ixel Wer Chutá is the Director General of the National Youth Council (CONJUVE), proudly identifies as a young Maya Kaqchikel and is a student of the bachelor's degree in law and social sciences at the University of San Carlos of Guatemala.
H.E. Issam Adel Aref Al-Qadumi
Secretary General of the Higher Council for Youth and Sport , Higher Council for Youth and Sports
H.E. MOUSTAPHA HIDAOUI
Minister of Youth responsible for the High Coucil of Youth, People’s Democratic Republic of AlgeriaDedicated to empowering young people through education, teamwork, leadership, and healthy lifestyles among Algerian youth.
H.E. Mr. A Dong
First Secretary of the Communist Youth League of China, People’s Republic of ChinaEmphasizes aligning youth initiatives with national goals, fostering responsibility and active participation.
H.E. Dr. Athina Michaelidou
Minister of Education, Sport and Youth, Republic of CyprusEnhancing youth development through education reform, sports, and innovative policies promoting creativity, critical thinking, and active citizenship.
Mr. Husein Memic
Minister of Tourism and Youth, Ministry of Tourism and YouthMr. Husein Memić was appointed Minister of Tourism and Youth of the Republic of Serbia on 26 October 2022 by the National Assembly. Before assuming ministerial office, Mr. Memić served as Director of the Cultural Center of the city of Novi Pazar from 2012. In this role, he positioned culture as a key tool for youth development and engagement. Coming from the multicultural and multiethnic environment with a strong tradition of coexistence and mutual respect, he brings a perspective shaped by diversity, dialogue, and social cohesion. This background has significantly influenced his approach to youth policy, emphasizing inclusion, equal opportunities, and the importance of intercultural understanding among young people.
H.E. Sindisiwe Chikunga
Minister of Women, Youth and Persons with Disabilities, Republic of South AfricaAdvocates for the rights of women, youth, and persons with disabilities, promoting equality and inclusion across South Africa.
H.E. Sadok Mourali
Minister of Youth and Sports, Republic of TunisiaHis initiatives support equitable access to sports, encouraging teamwork, community engagement, and personal growth among young Tunisians.
H.E. Osman Aşkın Bak
Minister of Youth and Sports, Republic of TürkiyeDedicated to promoting youth empowerment and enhancing the nation’s sports.
Mr. Alisher Sadullaev
Senator, Director of the Youth Affairs Agency of the Republic of Uzbekistan (Minister , Republic of UzbekistanFrom 2013 to 2017, he pursued his studies at the Singapore Institute of Management Development in Tashkent, laying the foundation for his professional career in education and youth policy
Gurov Grigory Aleksandrovich
Head of the Federal Agency for Youth Affairs, Russian FederationPromotes education, social inclusion, and civic participation through various initiatives.
H.E. Elena Shmeleva
Chairman of the Council of the Federal Territory, Sirius Federal Territory CouncilAdvances educational and cultural initiatives, supporting gifted youth, fostering innovation, and promoting international cooperation.
H.E. Abdulrahman Badah Al Mutairi
Minister of Information and Culture and Minister of State for Youth Affairs, State of KuwaitA dedicated advocate for youth empowerment, cultural heritage, and innovation.
H.E. Fathallah Al-Zini
Minister of Youth , State of LibyaCommitted to empowering the nation’s youth and fostering their active participation.
H.E. Shaikh Hamad bin Khalifa bin Ahmed Al-Thani
Minister of Sports and Youth, State of QatarFocuses on empowering youth and advancing sports infrastructure.
H.H. Sayyid Theyazin bin Haitham bin Tarik Al-Said
Minister of Culture, Sports and Youth, Sultanate of OmanHis Highness promotes cultural heritage, youth empowerment, and sports development. His initiatives support creativity, innovation, and community engagement.
Muhammad Sameh Hamed Minister Name | Executive Director
Minister of Sports and Youth, Syrian Arab RepublicHis Excellency Mr. Mohammed Sameh Hamed currently serves as the Minister of Sports and Youth in the Syrian Arab Republic, following his appointment in March 2025 as part of the transitional government.
Maidé Hamit Lony
Minister of Youth and Sports, TchadBorn in Abéché, Chad, Maïdé Hamit Lony is an experienced jurist specialized in public administration and economic community action. He holds a Master’s degree in Public Law and Notarial Law from Lumière Lyon 2 University in France.
Nujoud Serhan
Deputy CEO, Director of Program Management & Performance Excellence, The Crown Prince FoundationNujoud holds an MSc in Poverty Reduction: Policy and Practice from University of London and brings nearly 30 years’ experience.
H.E. Sultan Al Neyadi
Minister of Youth, United Arab EmiratesFosters programs that support entrepreneurship and active community involvement.
H.E. Dr. Felipe Paullier
Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs, United Nations Youth OfficeLaunched global initiatives to empower young people through education, employment, leadership, and civic engagement.
H.E. Ms. Abby Finkenauer
United States Special Envoy for Global Youth Issues, United States of AmericaPromoting youth empowerment through education, job opportunities, and civic engagement initiatives.
Continent/Region
Arab Republic of Egypt
Egypt enhances the skills of their youth in education, employment, and digital innovation. Egypt support employability and entrepreneurship for young Egyptians.
Arab Youth Center
Arab Youth Center provides a distinctive platform for developing youth skills and fostering innovation and creativity. The center carries out targeted initiatives across various sectors and conducts research on young Arabs to guide policymakers in creating policies that support their advancement.
Bangladesh
The Ministry of Youth and Sports of Bangladesh is the principal government body responsible for formulating and implementing policies related to youth development and sports nationwide.
Bermuda
The Ministry of Youth, Social Development and Seniors is committed to protecting individuals throughout their lifetime and promoting their well-being.
Brain Bar
Brain Bar is Europe’s largest festival on the future, held annually in Budapest, Hungary. It brings together leading thinkers, innovators, artists, and changemakers
Brunei Darussalam
Brunei Darussalam empowers its youth through education, leadership programs, and entrepreneurship initiatives.
Real Stories. Real Impact.
Hear from Our Youth Leaders and Changemakers
Hope Network is transforming lives and empowering young leaders worldwide. These testimonials showcase the real experiences of policymakers who have made a difference in the field.
Addressing global challenges by instilling hope in youth.
"I express My pleasure in participating in the "Hope Network," It is one of the most significant global initiatives for supporting youth. Also I can say that the "Hope Network" pressing need for youth worldwide, focusing on the crucial issue of instilling hope amid the challenges and changes faced globally."
H.E. Fathallah Al-Zani
Minister of Youth of Libya
Empowering youth with confidence to meet societal expectations.
"This initiative aims to enhance youth focus and provide them with the societal position they deserve. The choice of 'hope' as the initiative's theme is a message of confidence in youth, recognizing their potential. Youth today need spaces of hope to strengthen their self-confidence and abilities, enabling them to meet societal and national expectations."
H.E. Sadiq Al-Mourali
Minister of Youth and Sports of Tunisia
A global bridge empowering communities, youth, and meaningful collective action.
"Being part of the Hope Network has reaffirmed our belief in what can be achieved when people come together with purpose. The youth of Kurdistan are eager to take part in this global movement to shape conversations around peace, innovation, and resilience."
H.E. Areen Masrour Barzani
Founder of Kurdistan Foundation
Pioneering step enhancing Arab youth's international competitiveness.
"We commend the Global Hope Network initiative, which represents a pioneering step towards enhancing the competitiveness of Arab youth on the international stage. This network serves as an inspiring platform for empowering youth to acquire the skills and expertise needed to address future challenges. We always strive to intensify Arab cooperation to support youth and expand their career horizons through advanced educational and training programs."
H.E. Dr. Ashraf Sobhy
Minister of Youth and Sports of the Arab Republic of the Arab Republic of Egypt
Instilling hope and perseverance to achieve youth ambitions.
"The 'Hope Network' initiative launched by the Kingdom of Bahrain comes at a time when youth are in dire need of support and guidance to face increasing challenges. This initiative strengthens the role of Arab and international youth by instilling values of hope and perseverance, essential for achieving their ambitions and overcoming difficulties."
H.E. Faisal bin Harib Al-Busaidi
Ambassador of Oman to Bahrain
Exceptional initiative fostering creativity and innovation among youth.
"I praise Bahrain's experience through the Hope Network initiative, as exceptional for fostering creativity and innovation across various nations. I emphasize that "Youth are not just the future but also the present. Such initiatives improve youth work systems, encouraging the use of best practices and the exchange of expertise."
H.E. Dr. Athena Michaelidou
Minister of Education, Sports, and Youth of the Republic of Cyprus
News & Updates
Get the latest insights, event announcements, and important updates about the initiatives and achievements of the Global Hope Network.
Bahrain’s Minister of Youth Affairs Chairs 3rd Meeting of “Hope
Her Excellency Mrs. Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfeeqi, Minister of Youth Affairs in the Kingdom of Bahrain, affirmed that the Kingdom…
Minister of Youth Affairs in the Kingdom of Bahrain Receives
Her Excellency Ms. Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfiqi, Minister of Youth Affairs in the Kingdom of Bahrain, received Her Excellency Ms.…
Youth Minister receives Philippines Ambassador
Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfeeqi, Minister of Youth Affairs in the Kingdom of Bahrain, received Gines Jaime Ricardo D. Gallaga, Ambassador…
Youth Minister participates in dialogue session by Hope Network, Arab
The Global Network for Youth Competitiveness "Hope Network", in cooperation with the Arab Youth Centre, held a dialogue session regarding…
Minister of Youth Affairs Chairs the Second Virtual Meeting of
Her Excellency Mrs. Rawan bint Najeeb Tawfeeqi, Minister of Youth Affairs, affirmed that the global network supporting youth competitiveness, the…
UN Assistant Secretary-General: Youth Are Leaders of Today and Partners
On International Youth Day, His Excellency Mr. Felipe Paullier, United Nations Assistant Secretary-General for Youth Affairs and a member of…
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