A two-day national youth forum for integrity, organized by the Commission for the Promotion of Integrity (CSI), kicked off in Antananarivo. The event brings together 60 young people from 16 regions, representing six provinces, who have been selected to promote integrity and fight against corruption. The forum aims to empower young people to become change-makers and promote a culture of integrity.
The CSI, led by Andriamifidy Jean Louis, seeks to instill a culture of integrity and honesty among young people. According to Jean Louis, having a mindset that values integrity and honesty is a crucial tool in the fight against corruption. The forum provides a platform for young people to share their experiences and ideas on how to promote integrity and fight against corruption.
The selected young people were chosen for their commitment to promoting integrity and fighting against corruption. They have been tasked with spreading the message of integrity and encouraging their peers to adopt this mindset. The forum features interactive sessions, discussions, and activities designed to equip young people with the skills and knowledge needed to promote integrity.
The event also features an "Integrity Village" at the Esplanade, which comprises 40 stands showcasing 36 initiatives that promote integrity. The village provides a platform for young people to learn about different initiatives and projects that promote integrity and fight against corruption.
The CSI's executive secretary, Razafimandimby Tsiry, explained that the forum aims to provide a platform for young people from different regions to share their experiences and ideas. The event seeks to promote a culture of integrity and encourage young people to become change-makers in their communities.
The forum is part of a broader effort to promote integrity and fight against corruption in Madagascar. The CSI has been working to promote integrity and honesty among young people, and this event is a key part of that effort. The forum will culminate in a set of recommendations that will be presented to relevant authorities.
The young people attending the forum have expressed their commitment to promoting integrity and fighting against corruption. They have been empowered to become agents of change in their communities and to promote a culture of integrity. The event is expected to have a lasting impact on the fight against corruption in Madagascar.
Key points
- The national youth forum for integrity aims to empower young people to promote integrity and fight against corruption.
- Sixty young people from 16 regions of Madagascar are attending the forum.
- The event features an "Integrity Village" with 40 stands showcasing initiatives that promote integrity.
