Peace and Security
Track group photo, May 2025, Ottawa, Canada
This track focuses on empowering young people as key partners in peace and security by strengthening youth participation, investing in capacity-building, and advancing the implementation of UN Security Council Resolution 2250 to support democratic resilience and sustainable peace.
Peace and Security Track
The track calls G7 leaders to…
Endorse the Maastricht Principles, giving youth special weight in decision making on intergenerational risks to human rights and institutionalizing multigenerational and inclusive risk assessment frameworks.
Strengthen historic commitments to international cooperation by making respect for the Rules based International Order (RBIO) a prerequisite for G7’s work across all domains.
Uphold international law and international humanitarian law without compromise, ensuring unhindered, safe, rapid, and uninterrupted humanitarian aid and access and the protection of civilians and aid workers.
Skw'akw'as (Sunshine) Dunstan-Moore
Track Co-chair
Jaya Scott
Track Co-chair
France
Miltiade Pires Meireis
Kebrija Leeks-Kottick
Canada
Tom Matzen
Germany
Chiara Croci
Italy
Mio Kobayashi
Japan
Shakana Sheppard
United Kingdom
Giacomo Di Capua
European Union
Triss Yap
United States