National Youth Congress (NYC): Shaping the Future of Cameroon’s Youth

The National Youth Congress (NYC) is a premier annual event dedicated to empowering Cameroon’s young people with leadership, entrepreneurial, and life skills to transform their futures. The second edition, themed “Take the Lead,” will convene over 5,000 youth at the Palais des Sports, Yaoundé, on February 7, 2025.

This transformative event focuses on addressing critical challenges such as youth unemployment, violence, substance abuse, and emigration. Participants will engage in interactive workshops, motivational talks, and networking sessions, fostering patriotism, self-reliance, and purpose-driven leadership.

Key Details for Participants:

Theme: Take the Lead

Date: February 7, 2025

Venue: Palais des Sports, Yaoundé

Registration: Secure your spot by registering with the link https://forms.gle/gNsDKfTCBSC76J3x6

Participation Fee: Free

Who Can Attend?: Open to youths aged 15–35 across Cameroon.

National Youth Congress (NYC) 2025 Announcement

Showcase Your Talent or Participate in a Challenge!
Do you have a unique talent, innovative idea, or creative solution you’d like to present at the NYC? Or are you ready to compete in challenges that test your skills and creativity?

Send us an email at present@nbg24.org with details about your proposal or interest in participating in a challenge.

We look forward to seeing the incredible potential that Cameroon’s youth has to offer. Don’t miss this opportunity to inspire and be inspired!

For further inquiries, reach out at 651303431.

Activities and Benefits:

• Workshops: Focused on entrepreneurship, leadership, and mental health.
• Panel Discussions: Exploring adaptability, technology, and patriotism.
• Mentorship: Direct guidance from industry leaders and successful entrepreneurs.
• Networking Opportunities: Meet like-minded peers and professionals.

By joining NYC 2025, participants will gain tools to harness their potential, contribute to Cameroon’s development, and take pride in their roles as future leaders.