Mohamed Ali: The link between unemployment and terrorism
Mohamed Ali: A munkanélküliség és a terrorizmus kapcsolata
Human rights advocate Mohamed Ali fights terrorism with entrepreneurship. Full bio
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egy kisvárosi srác története,
valamit kezdeni akarnak magukkal.
in the prosperity of their cities.
the highest unemployment rates.
a magas munkanélküliség.
suffer from unemployment.
miközben ott álltam a
a legfőbb akadálya annak,
meg maguknak, hogy vegyenek.
generációs munkanélküliségnek.
a gazdasági lehetőségeket,
on the youth in that room.
about starting up a business.
arra, hogy vállalkozást indítsanak.
that they could be entrepreneurs,
lehetnek ők is vállalkozók,
problémájának megoldására.
and launching their businesses.
beindításában és fejlesztésében.
számukra szükséges forrásokkal,
to go from ideation to creation,
eljussanak az ötlettől a megvalósításig,
segítőként a kölcsönzéshez,
of flowers and Peace Parks
virágról és Béke Parkokról,
a generációs munkanélküliségről.
ABOUT THE SPEAKER
Mohamed Ali - Human rights advocateHuman rights advocate Mohamed Ali fights terrorism with entrepreneurship.
Why you should listen
In urban hubs like Mogadishu, says Mohamed Ali, we're losing our brightest minds to terrorism and violence. Why not channel the energy of ambitious and eager young people toward innovation instead of destruction? Ali is doing his part to make this dream a reality. He is the Executive Director of the Iftiin Foundation, an organization that builds and supports young entrepreneurs to encourage a culture of change and innovation in Somalia and other post-conflict countries. Ali believes these untapped youths can become figures of hope for their communities and ultimately promote peace and stability in the region.
Ali is a founding member of End Famine, a campaign founded in 2011 aimed at promoting food security and eradicating famine worldwide, starting with the Horn of Africa. Ali has a law degree from Boston College Law School.
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