Young Pakistani elected as Euro Asian regional Board member during OIC Youth Forum in Islanbul

ISTANBUL, October 2018, Young Pakistani Fsahat Ul Hassan elected as Euro Asian regional executive board member and central membership committee member of OIC Youth Forum during ICYF-DC. Islamic Conference Youth Forum for Dialogue and Copertation, ICYF-DC 3rd General Assembly started its work under the theme of Solidarity for Youth Empowerment, in Istanbul, Turkey. 150 delegates and guests representing some 60 member organizations as well as representatives of international organizations, high-level officials and youth activists from all over the globe joined the ICYF-DC General Assembly to take upon the critical issues pertaining to youth development. Among many important agenda items the General Assembly tackled ICYF-DC reforms stemming from its role as major implementing agency of the OIC Youth Strategy and other issues related the 4th ICYSM.

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