International Global Network announces the 2025 Global Youth Event
KUALA LUMPUR – International Global Network (IGN) has today announced to organize the 2025 Global Youth Event.
According to the President of IGN, Muhammad Fahrizal said the organization of the main event started with the main conference in Kuala Lumpur which is Asia Youth International Model United Nations (AYIMUN) 16th on January 17 to 20 next year.
He said while organizing the Asia World Model United Nations (AWMUN) X will be organized on February 14 to 17 next year.
“Both of these events are expected to attract approx 1,500 to 2,000 students from more than 60 countries,” he said at his press conference at Hotel Berjaya Times Square.
In the meantime, Fahrizal said Kuala Lumpur was chosen as one of the cities
main organizer because of the cooperation already established before.
He said with various educational and government entities, Kuala Lumpur became the main center to promote cultural exchange for youth across Asia.
“We are more committed than ever to making each conference a platform for meaningful international engagement and dynamic exchanges and we are excited to build on the momentum of our past achievements,” he said.
Also present were the Managing Director of Redcloud Synergy, Mohd Reduan Zain; Berjaya Times Square Hotel’s Director of Business Development and Marketing, Tricia Loh, officials from the Ministry of Education, Ministry of Sports, and Ministry of Tourism and alumni parents, and local student representatives.
“I’m so happy and honored to be aligned with IGN, where the mission is to empower younger generation.
“We believe that every conference has a significant impact and we are proud to be a part of it,” said Tricia.
In addition to Kuala Lumpur, the 2025 event includes a series of conferences in major cities across Asia, such as Seoul, Bali, and Bangkok.
IGN 2025 is expected to welcome more than 5,000 students from at least 100 countries around the world, connecting future leaders across borders and cultures.
With the theme “Facing Global Political Dilemma: The Role of Youth to Strengthen
Multilateralism,” AYIMUN 16th will examine the complexity of global politics and how young leaders can be champions in multilateral cooperation.
The theme calls on youth delegates to understand the challenges in today’s international landscape, from diplomatic conflicts to economic competition and emphasize their role in foster peace and cooperation.
Through interactive simulations, debates, and discussions, participants will acquire basic skills in diplomacy, negotiation, and leadership.
IGN events provide a valuable platform for youth delegates to connect, engage with pressing international issues and improve their soft skills.
The conference not only fosters a deep understanding of global challenges but also develops critical skills such as collaboration, problem solving and communication skills.