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President of Timor-Leste Calls for Peace Messages from Youth

The Timorese president invites youths aged 11 to 17 to send messages to the UN about peace in conflict regions.

7 September 2026Tagblick Newsdesk

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The President of Timor-Leste has made an appeal to the country's youth, aged 11 to 17, to send messages of peace. These messages should be directed towards regions where armed conflicts are still occurring.

The collected messages will later be presented to the United Nations (UN). The aim is to promote peace and raise awareness among the international community regarding the ongoing conflict situations in various parts of the world.

According to reports, the President hopes that young people will express their hopes and visions for peace through these messages. This initiative aims to highlight the importance of youth involvement in peace and security issues.

The proposal has been widely promoted among Timorese youth, encouraging active participation in building a more peaceful future. The messages could serve as a way for young people to contribute to a global dialogue on peace.

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