Almost 2,000 delegates from more than 190 countries are in Belfast for a summit for young leaders.
Almost 2,000 delegates from more than 190 countries are in Belfast for a global summit for young leaders.
As part of the four-day, not-for-profit event, delegates from around the world will take part in workshops and be counselled by political, business and humanitarian figures. Former Afghan minister for women's affairs Hasina Safi and former Iranian-British hostage Nazanin Zaghari-Ratcliffe are also set to inspire those in attendance.Discussion themes for this year's summit include food crisis, education, climate emergency and mental health.
"We've got delegates coming from Ukraine, Afghanistan, Sudan - and there's so much that people can learn about Northern Ireland. Ms Rafferty said she is looking forward to collaborating and networking with the other delegates at the summit.
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