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GOOD EARTH SCHOOL YOUTH CONCLAVE
GESYC

GESYC 2026

GOOD EARTH SCHOOL YOUTH CONCLAVE 2026

IndiaNADUVEERAPATTU, IN◆30 – 31 Oct 2026

Format

In person

Level

High School

Delegates

100

OverviewYouReviews

About GESYC 2026

From 30 to 31 Oct 2026, GOOD EARTH SCHOOL YOUTH CONCLAVE (GESYC 2026) brings Model UN delegates together in Naduveerapattu, India. It is for high school students, and the organisers expect about 100 delegates. There are one committee: FORUM MERCATUS. FORUM MERCATUS will debate “* Why are young people unemployed? * Which sectors can create future jobs? * What skills will employers demand? * Which policies can accelerate sustainable employment? * Why do government vacancies remain unfilled despite large numbers of applicants”.

Committees

  • FORUM MERCATUS

    * Why are young people unemployed? * Which sectors can create future jobs? * What skills will employers demand? * Which policies can accelerate sustainable employment? * Why do government vacancies remain unfilled despite large numbers of applicants?

    unemployement

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FORUM MERCATUS

FORUM MERCATUS

30 seats
I.* Why are young people unemployed? * Which sectors can create future jobs? * What skills will employers demand? * Which…* Why are young people unemployed? * Which sectors can create future jobs? * What skills will employers demand? * Which policies can accelerate sustainable employment? * Why do government vacancies remain unfilled despite large numbers of applicants?
II.unemployement
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