The Afro-Arab Youth Council traces its origins to the first Inter-Ministerial Committee Meeting between African and Arab Ministers of Foreign Affairs held on 9 March 1979, where the need for structured Afro-Arab cooperation was strongly emphasized by both the African Union and the Arab League. Since its establishment, the Afro-Arab Youth Council (AAYC) has acted as a vital bridge between African and Arab youth, promoting cooperation, cultural exchange, and collective action toward a peaceful and prosperous shared future.
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AAYC brings together all Youth from the African and Arab World fostering Peace, Unity & Development.
Historic Strategic MOU signing between the Afro Arab Youth Council and Pan-African Youth Union
Vibrant cultural dance showcasing unity, tradition, and cultural harmony among African and Arab nations.
AAYC is an International Organization that unites young people from Africa and the Arab world, aiming to address shared challenges by leveraging on existing connections and similarities. It was established in 2004 in Khartoum, Sudan, following the inaugural Youth Festivals that brought together over 3000 youth from participating countries.
The Afro-Arab Youth Council is following with deep concern the alarming escalation and acts of violence in the brotherly Republic of Sudan, which amount to genocide committed by the warring parties against civilians in El-Fasher and other regions.
These atrocities include brutal killings, forced displacement, and systematic violations of human rights, constituting a blatant breach of international humanitarian law and all human values.
AAYC works to ensure that its programs are high quality, effective and efficient in nature
We work respectfully in collaboration with African and Arab Governments, communities, donors, bringing together the unique resources of all to achieve common objectives
We seek to understand the views and ideas of others, as well as to recognize the positive contributions of each person
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