GYEL

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GYEL: Since its establishment in 1945, following the devastating effects of World War II, the United Nations has stood as a beacon of international collaboration, peace, and development. The organization was founded by 51 countries committed to maintaining global peace, enhancing international cooperation, and promoting human rights and social progress. Over the decades, the UN has evolved to address an expanding array of global issues, including poverty reduction, environmental sustainability, and the promotion of gender equality, reflecting its adaptability to changing global dynamics. The GYEL is central to the UN's mission) is a collaborative initiative that harnesses the collective efforts of intergovernmental organizations, NGOs, and various accredited entities. This program has been critical in shaping the leaders of tomorrow by equipping them with the necessary skills to effectively manage and innovate within the complex landscape of global governance. Through GYEL, the UN has emphasized the importance of youth in shaping future policies and driving the agenda for sustainable development.