Announcement

Recognizing Excellence in Youth Presentation

Korea Youth Summit 2025 once again united young voices from across the globe to exchange ideas, drive change, and demonstrate leadership. One of the summit’s most celebrated moments was the selection of the Best Presenters, which honored participants who delivered their presentations with clarity, impact, and confidence.

Junior Category: Bold and Promising Voices

In the Junior category, two participants stood out for their impressive performances during the symposium sessions:

1. Uranzaya Bayarsaikhan (Female)
2. Julius Achilles Yusingbo (Male)

Their presentations captured the audience’s attention with strong structure, confident delivery, and meaningful content. Furthermore, both speakers demonstrated a deep understanding of their topics and maintained excellent engagement throughout their time on stage.

Senior Category: Poise, Insight, and Global Readiness

Meanwhile, in the Senior category, the award went to:

1. Maria Fernanda Camara (Female)
2. Jean-Luc Honetana (Male)

They impressed the panel with thoughtful content and refined delivery. Additionally, their ability to articulate complex ideas with confidence revealed their readiness to represent global youth in high-level conversations.

Clear Criteria, Fair Evaluation

A diverse panel of judges—consisting of academics, professionals, and youth leaders—evaluated each presentation based on these key criteria:

1. Logical structure and clarity
2. Mastery of content and arguments
3. Relevance to the summit’s main theme
4. Delivery style and audience connection
5. Originality and overall message strength

By using this transparent process, the summit ensured that each winner truly reflected the spirit of impactful youth communication.

Conclusion: Youth Voices That Lead with Purpose

The four Best Presenters at Korea Youth Summit 2025 demonstrated how effective public speaking and purposeful messaging remain essential in shaping global conversations.

Their recognition is more than a celebration—it's a reminder that youth have powerful voices. When those voices speak with clarity and intention, they can inspire change far beyond the summit stage.