The Ship for World Youth is an initiative of the Prime
Minister’s Office within the Government of Japan, it is an international
exchange bringing together 300 young people from 17 nations
around the world. Established in 1989, this programme is the
most prestigious of its kind in the world.
What are its aims?
The objectives are to encourage international cooperation
and understanding, as well as to promote friendship between the
youths of Japan and youths of other nations.
What are the participants doing?
Over two months the delegates will participate in numerous
activities including the delivery of research papers, attending
lectures from international speakers, seminars and discussions
on topics of global significance, and cultural exchanges with other
delegates. Delegates will also meet with dignitaries
such as the Crown Prince and Prime Minister of Japan as well as Presidents
and Prime Ministers of hosting countries.
Where are they Visiting?
Tokyo(Japan)
Singapore(Republic of Singapore)
Port Victoria(Republic of Seychelles)
Cape Town(Republic of South Africa)
Dar es Salaam(United Republic of Tanzania)
Dubai(United Arab Emirates)
Singapore (Republic of Singapore)
Which countries are participating?
State of Bahrain
Kingdom of Belgium
Arab Republic of Egypt
Kingdom of Norway
State of Qatar
Spain
Republic of Turkey
United Arab Emirates
Australia
Canada
India
United Mexican States
Republic of Peru
Republic of Seychelles
Republic of South Africa
United Republic of Tanzania