Global Youth Impact Summit Paris 2027

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Global Youth Impact Summit Paris 2027



Author: Syed Ruhail Karim
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Want to meet young people from around the world, discuss global issues, and take part in an international summit in Paris?

The Global Youth Impact Summit 2027 is bringing young people from around the world to Paris, France, from March 25 to 28, 2027.

The summit focuses on sustainable development, peace, global cooperation, youth leadership, diplomacy, and the UN Sustainable Development Goals.

Who can apply?

The summit is open to people aged 15 to 45 from all nationalities and educational backgrounds.

Students, young leaders, activists, researchers, entrepreneurs, and professionals are all eligible to apply.

No IELTS or TOEFL score is required. English is the official working language.

This means Pakistani students are eligible to apply.

Where and when?

📍 Paris, France

📅 March 25 to 28, 2027

⏳ 4 days

👥 160 delegate seats

The summit is an in-person event.

What will you do?

Participants will take part in discussions, workshops, networking sessions, diplomatic roundtables, and youth-led initiatives.

The programme is expected to include an institutional visit to UNESCO, the OECD, or Versailles.

One of the main outcomes will be the Paris Youth Declaration 2027. Delegates will help draft and debate the declaration before signing it as named participants.

Is it fully funded?

Yes, scholarship places are available.

The summit offers three scholarship categories:

Fully Funded

The official programme lists:

• Airfare support
• Accommodation
• Visa invitation letter
• Meals
• Summit materials
• Institutional visit
• Workshops and sessions
• Diplomatic networking
• Official certification
• Participation in the Paris Youth Declaration

The exact airfare support is confirmed in the award letter.

Partially Funded

Accommodation, meals, programme access, visa invitation, certification, and other summit activities are covered. Airfare is arranged by the delegate.

Funded Forum Access

The programme and meals are covered, while accommodation and airfare are arranged by the participant.

Scholarships are awarded based on the application and selection process.

Is there an application fee?

Yes.

The official website currently lists a USD 16.99 application and processing fee for scholarship applications.

Paying the fee does not guarantee selection.

Application Deadline

📅 January 27, 2027

The summit itself takes place from March 25 to 28, 2027.

Why apply?

If you are interested in international relations, sustainability, leadership, diplomacy, social impact, or the SDGs, this offers international exposure and the chance to meet participants from different countries.

The 2027 summit has 160 delegate places, with fully funded, partially funded, and funded forum access scholarships available.

Quick Details

Opportunity: Global Youth Impact Summit 2027

📍 Location: Paris, France

📅 Dates: March 25 to 28, 2027

👤 Age: 15 to 45

🌍 Nationality: All nationalities

🎓 Education: All educational backgrounds

💰 Funding: Fully funded, partially funded, and funded forum access scholarships

💵 Scholarship application fee: $16.99

🗣️ Language: English

⏰ Deadline: January 27, 2027

Official Application

🔗 Global Youth Impact Summit 2027 Official Website

The summit is organised by the Council for Global Affairs & Development (CGAD). It is an independent youth summit and is not an official United Nations event.

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