The Preparing Global Leaders Summit, Moscow, Russia at the Russian Presidential Academy of National Economy and Public Administration (July 29-August 4th)
July 29, 2013 to August 4, 2013The Preparing Global Leaders Institute, Struga and Skopje, Macedonia at FON University (August 11-24)
August 11, 2013 to August 24, 2013
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- Yara Nusair graduated from the Jordan University of Science and Technology with a degree in English for Specific Purposes. She worked and volunteered in numerous International NGOs in Jordan, The US- embassy in Amman and the private sector. She worked with Youth, Children, and Refugees. This helped her in viewing life from different perspectives.
She participated in the Preparing Global Leaders Institute in Macedonia and it was a life changing, eye opening experience for her. She met participants from all around the world, and learned about different cultures which changed her view on many issues.
Yara believes that youth is the driving force in the community and the importance of democracy rests in building a brighter future for the next generations, this is why she decided to bring the experience of Preparing Global Leaders to her home-town and allowing others to experience the dream she once lived.
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- Advocacy, Fundraising, Training
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