African Youth Forum for Peace (AYFP)

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African Youth Forum for Peace (AYFP)

• Ngalim Eugine Nyuydine (Co-Founder AYPF)
• Cameroon UN MDGs Youth Advocate,
• Executive Director
• Cameroon Youths and Students Forum for Peace
  (CAMYOSFOP),
• Publisher The Voice of Peace,
• E-mail ngalimeug_at_yahoo.com

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ABOUT AYFP

• African Youth Forum for Peace (AYFP) is an
  initiative of Cameroon Youths and Students Forum
  for Peace (CAMYOSFOP) vision of peace to the rest
  of the continent but with greater dimensions-born
  from the two Pan African Youth Leadership
  summits.
• AYFP is a purely civil society structure that
  brings together African Youth Leaders who have
  stood the test of time in youth initiatives.
• AYFP stands as hope for the future for African
  youths

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OBJECTIVES OF AYFP

• Mobilise and co-ordinate youth initiatives on the
  future of Africa
• Promote the vision and goals of African Union
• Provide training on leadership, conflict
  prevention, management and resolution
• Promote the attainment of international agendas
  such as the Millennium Development Goals UN
  Youth Action Plan UN Programme of Action on
  Small Arms and Light Weapons, New Partnership for
  Africa Development (NEPAD), etc.

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• Prior to the official launching of AYFP on
  September 21, 2006 in Yaounde, the vision is
  presently being introduced through press
  conferences in the various countries that
  founding members reside.
• AYFP was introduced in Cameroon on June 6, 2006.
• It was introduced in Nigeria on June 16th in the
  conference room of the African Leadership Forum
  (ALF).
• It is being introduced in Ethiopia today, the
  29th of June The Central African Republic will
  take its turn on July 15, 2006.
• The delegates of Morocco, Zambia, South Africa
  and Tanzania are presently doing ground work for
  the introduction of this network. As such, they
  are still to come up with the official dates of
  these introductions

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