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BRIEF STATEMENT
FROM: APRC YOUTH EXECUTIVE

The APRC Youth Executive announces the organization of another Youth Retreat scheduled for 26th December 2025 in Kololi. This retreat is convened to further strengthen youth coordination, unity, and effective grassroots mobilization across the country.

All Regional and Constituency Youth Mobilizers are hereby called upon to attend and participate fully, as their roles remain central to the success of the APRC youth agenda.

Key Recommendations, Activities, and Resolutions to be Achieved:

* Review and evaluate youth mobilization efforts at regional and constituency levels.

* Strengthen communication, discipline, and coordination within the youth structures.

* Develop clear strategies for grassroots engagement and party expansion.

* Capacity-building sessions on leadership, political organization, and peaceful activism.

* Reaffirm commitment to party unity, loyalty, and the APRC vision.

* Adopt actionable resolutions to enhance youth participation in national and party affairs.

The APRC Youth Executive remains committed to building a united, organized, and proactive youth wing.

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