February 24, 2026

Global applications invited for Youth World Summit 2026 in France

Applications are now open for the Youth World Summit 2026 in France, inviting young leaders worldwide to engage in impactful dialogue and collaboration.

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February 24, 2026

Global applications invited for Youth World Summit 2026 in France

Applications have officially opened for the Youth World Summit 2026, inviting emerging leaders from across the globe to take part in a four-day international gathering in France focused on dialogue, collaboration, and meaningful global action.

The summit will run from June 11 to 14, 2026, bringing together students, professionals, entrepreneurs, researchers, activists, and volunteers from diverse academic and professional backgrounds. Organisers encourage individuals with a passion for leadership and impact-driven initiatives to apply.

A total of 100 funded positions will be awarded through a competitive, merit-based process. Among these, 40 participants will receive full funding, which covers round-trip airfare, shared accommodation, daily meals and refreshments, access to all conference sessions and activities, networking opportunities, a certificate of participation, exclusive summit merchandise, and an official visa invitation letter for France. Selected candidates will also receive visa guidance and on-ground coordination support.

In addition to the fully funded slots, the programme offers 60 partially funded seats, 50 summit pass seats, and 100 self-sponsored places, ensuring broader access for interested applicants.

The summit is open to individuals aged 17 to 46 from any country. There are no limitations based on nationality, academic discipline, or professional field, reflecting the organisers’ commitment to diversity and global representation.

Applications will be evaluated through a transparent and competitive review process. An independent assessment panel will examine submissions to ensure fairness, inclusivity, and wide international participation.

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