At the Pan-African Youth Forum in Djibouti, the National Coordinator of the Ghana Youth Federation (GYF), Ali Ibraheem, issued a compelling call for a complete reform of Africa’s youth councils—anchored in the Form Follows Function principle.
On 1st November 2025, the Ghana Youth Federation (GYF) took center stage at the Africa Youth Day Ministerial Dialogue held at the Accra International Conference Centre. The Federation’s Acting President, Mr. Sherif Ghali, presented the findings from nationwide Regional Youth Listening Sessions, capturing the real voices, challenges, and solutions proposed by young people across all sixteen regions of Ghana.
The Ghana Youth Federation (GYF) has taken another decisive step toward full operationalization with the successful completion of a three-day strategic retreat in Accra. The session focused exclusively on developing three foundational instruments — the National Strategic Action Plan (NSAP), 2025–2026 Work Plan, and a Stakeholder Engagement and Partnership Strategy.
Ghana has taken a bold step toward strengthening youth participation in national development with the inauguration of the Ghana Youth Federation (GYF) at the National Youth Conference 2025.
