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Shape the Future of Transatlantic Cooperation

Transatlantic Youth Summit 2025

Following its successful 2023 edition, the Transatlantic Youth Summit returns as a platform for young leaders committed to strengthening ties between Europe and the United States.

Join us in shaping the future of transatlantic cooperation.

About the Transatlantic Youth Summit

Through a dynamic mix of high-level discussions, interactive sessions, and networking opportunities, participants will engage with key stakeholders to develop innovative solutions and reinforce Atlanticism as a shared priority. Beyond the summit, follow-up initiatives will ensure lasting connections, enabling young leaders to collaborate long after the event concludes.

  • High-level Discussions
  • Networking Opportunities
  • Prestigious Speakers

Why Attend and What to Expect

The EU and the US are natural partners that share common values, making it essential to strengthen relations in today’s changing geopolitical landscape. This summit will serve as a platform for constructive debate and dialogue between young Europeans and Americans on a wide range of topics. Key areas of discussion will include foreign policy, defence and security, technology and sustainability, as well as economic issues. 

  • Dates & Location: 1–3 June 2025, Washington, D.C.
  • Participants: 30 young leaders from the EU and US.
  • Program: Two full days of conferences with top speakers.

From our previous editions

Insights from Past Participants

"The participation in the TYS was a personally enriching experience for me, offering exciting insights into the politics and economy of the USA, as well as the opportunity to build personal contacts. These are essential and valuable. In the interest of a good transatlantic partnership, these are also needed."
Sophia Kircher
First Vice-President
"For me, it was an excellent opportunity to visit Washington, D.C., meet renowned politicians, and get a glimpse into think tanks. I might plan the whole program to be one day longer so there would be more time for professional activities and building connections that could function in the long term—not just as personal contacts, but yielding tangible results as well."
Tamás Szöllősi
Special Education Teacher & Conciller of Covasn County
"I enjoyed the program because it gave me an opportunity to network with like minded colleagues and future world leaders like myself from across the globe. The program was also very bipartisan and provided insights into cross cutting developing issues both domestically and globally."
Maritza T. Adonis
Citizen Diplomat, Global Advocate, and Professor of Law and Business
"Overall, I thought it was a fantastic experience. The organizers did a great job finding high-quality, important organizations to visit. I loved visiting the think tanks and hearing from foreign policy experts, and the visit to the Library of Congress and the Capitol was a very cool experience, especially since I got to experience the tour with Europeans."
Paul Kroeger
Field Officer at the Conflict and Development Foundation

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