Young Leaders for development
Nada is currently the national executive director of Moroccan NGO ESPOD which aims to empower women and young people through getting professional qualification to access the job market. Since January 2015, she is involved in helping groups of women creating cooperatives by providing production equipment and trainings necessary for getting knowledge of management and personal development.
Nada got her master's degree in International Relations at Laval and McGill universities, Canada, where she received the Rotary scholarship for Young Leader in International Development area for her participation as UNDP delegate to NMUN in New York.
Her passion for development was deepened through her implications in the international bureau for children rights in Montreal as assistant to project manager on MENA region and with the UNHCR during the International Refugee Day in Montreal to promote the respect of international refugees rights. Those achievements were recognised in 2014 through the prize of "Personnality of 2nd and 3rd cycle" in Quebec by Forces Avenir.
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On 28 May 2015 the Joint Research Centre hosted the 15 Future Leaders for a workshop titled “Visions for the World in 2035”. The workshop took place in the EU Policy Lab that operates with a multidisciplinary team drawing on expertise in future oriented thinking, behavioural insights and design for policy approaches.
by Nada Diouri
by European Commission
Young people aged 21-26, proactive about finding solutions to the world’s most pressing problems, have applied to be a Young Leader at the European Development Days to share their views on development.
by European Commission