Ban Ki-moon Centre Annual Report 2018
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High-level Visitors of the <strong>Centre</strong><br />
Breakfast Hubs<br />
Women<br />
For the first Breakfast Hub, the <strong>Centre</strong> welcomed<br />
a group of representatives from local NGOs and<br />
organizations working to empower women.<br />
Keynote speeches were delivered by Désirée<br />
Schweitzer, the President of the UN Women<br />
National Committee Austria and the Director<br />
General of the Department for International<br />
Development at the Austrian Ministry of Foreign<br />
Affairs, and by Lilly Sucharipa, the former<br />
President of the UN Women National Committee<br />
Austria.<br />
During the networking and brainstorming<br />
sessions, the participants actively shared the<br />
challenges and ideas for women empowerment at<br />
national, regional, and global levels and how<br />
solutions can be connected to the concept of<br />
global citizenship.<br />
Youth<br />
The second Breakfast Hub brought together<br />
young leaders and representatives from various<br />
locally-based organizations that work with and<br />
for youth and their empowerment. While<br />
discussing their role as global citizens, the<br />
participants shared their ideas on how the<br />
concept of global citizenship can be connected to<br />
the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs).<br />
Keynotes were delivered by Billy Batware, Civil<br />
Society Team at UNODC, who is also the<br />
Co-founder of the Regional Academy on the<br />
United Nations (RAUN), United for Education<br />
and Sustainable Futures (UESF), Youth<br />
Education Ambassadors (YEA), and Forum for<br />
Young Internationalists (FYI), and by Katarina<br />
Eric, who was the current President of AIESEC<br />
in Austria, a branch of the largest youth-led<br />
organization globally.<br />
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