Built on "Peace, Unity & Development"
AAYC brings together all Youth from the African and Arab World fostering Peace, Unity & Development.
Historic Strategic MOU signing between the Afro Arab Youth Council and Pan-African Youth Union
Vibrant cultural dance showcasing unity, tradition, and cultural harmony among African and Arab nations.
Here are the key goals of the Afro Arab Youth Council
for young people in AAYC Member States
in the African and Arab Regions
AAYC is an International Organization that unites young people from Africa and the Arab world, aiming to address shared challenges by leveraging on existing connections and similarities. It was established in 2004 in Khartoum, Sudan, following the inaugural Youth Festivals that brought together over 3000 youth from participating countries.
The Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) has engaged Makerere University Business School (MUBS) Guild leaders on strengthening youth participation, expanding student opportunities and exploring the establishment of an AAYC chapter at the university.
The engagement, held at MUBS in Nakawa, brought together AAYC Liaison and Partnerships Manager, Ms. Halima Nansubuga, AAYC Legal Liaison and Partnerships Officer, Ms. Jackie Kiconco, and representatives of the MUBS Guild led by Guild leader Isma Walakira.
By Fahim Muyingo
KAMPALA. The Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) has joined communities and institutions worldwide in commemorating the International Day for People of African Descent, reaffirming the need to advance human rights, dignity, equality and justice for people of African descent.
The commemoration, observed on August 31, provides an opportunity to reflect on the shared history, identity and aspirations of African people while highlighting the role of young people in building a more inclusive and equitable future.
AAYC works to ensure that its programs are high quality, effective and efficient in nature
We work respectfully in collaboration with African and Arab Governments, communities, donors, bringing together the unique resources of all to achieve common objectives
We seek to understand the views and ideas of others, as well as to recognize the positive contributions of each person
