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University of Genina, Sudan; University of Gadarif, Sudan

ABSTRACT

This study in Gadarif State, Sudan, analyzes the crucial role of youth in conflict resolution and peace building efforts amidst the ongoing crisis. Findings reveal that youth, facing economic, environmental, and security challenges, actively engage in peacemaking through initiatives, emergency rooms, and cultural programs, contributing to social cohesion and combatting hate speech. Despite their willingness to build peace, they encounter obstacles like the lack of training programs, limited support, and marginalization in policy-making processes. Recommendations emphasize the necessity of empowering youth through training programs, enhancing government support, and addressing negative perceptions from older generations towards youth contributions. Conclusively, prioritizing youth issues and fostering their participation in peace building initiatives are essential for sustainable peace and social harmony in Gadarif State.

KEYWORDS

peace building, peace issues, youth contributions, youth initiatives, social cohesion, young people, community, emergency rooms

Cite this paper

Islam Mohammed Abdalla Eisa, Saad Mohamed Abdal Karem Abakar. Youth’s Role in Peace Building: A Case Study of Gadarif State. Sociology Study, Sept.-Oct. 2024, Vol. 14, No. 5, 248-261.

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