HAVE IWI YOUTH LEADERS BEEN SUCKED INTO GLOBAL CITIZENSHIP?

Since Jacinda Ardern has become the Prime Minister of New Zealand noteably there appears to be increased importance on Global Citizenship.

Festival puts spotlight on global citizenship » Education NZhttps://enz.govt.nz › festi...
Whakamāoritia tēnei whārangi
24 Here 2021 — ENZ Global Citizens Manager Carla Rey Vasquez says the festival was a great ... the Global Impact Award during the event's awards

Klaus Schwab the founder of the WEF first introduced the The Young Global Leaders in 2004.

Young Iwi have been encouraged to attend Young Leaders Events held globally, leaving New Zealand as a NZ Citizen and returning to their homeland as indocrinated Global Citizens of the World

Young Global Leaders worldwide have graduated and have become a member of YGL Alumni Community of the World Economic Forum. Young Global Leaders membership is more than 1400 members and alumni of 120 nationalities which include civic, business innovators, artists, journalists and more.

They are all aligned with the World Economic Forum that represents Global Stakeholder Corporations, driving public-private interests.
Klaus Schwab, Founder and Executive Chairman of the World Economic Forum, created the Forum of Young Global Leaders in 2004. His vision was to create a proactive multistakeholder community of the world’s next-generation leaders to inform and influence decision-making and mobilize transformation to reset, replace the global economy from a free-market economy to a multistakeholder Corporate one

The Young Global Leaders (YGL) have been crucial to Klaus Schwab’s Global Plan to press the Global Reset Button. As the YPL announce “The Time Is Now” .( Under the veil of COVID19.)

The WEF Website entitled ‘A Maori lens on AI: How indigenous cultures can help keep us grounded’. WEF tick the culture box. Māori values, thinking and processes have been navigating uncharted waters of change for centuries and were present in the country's COVID-19 strategy

NZ Government Website: The Key Competencies Realising the Potential Of The New Zealand Curriculum Report includes the specific importance of the World Economic Forum’s range of literacies, including ICT Literacy. The WEF introduces initiatives, leadership, social and cultural awareness.

Iwi Young Leaders, the catalyst for redesigning, reshaping, re-engineering peoples lives worldwide to enrich the pockets of the already most wealthy people of our world. (WEF Website)

The Official partnership agreement of the UN & World Economic Forum was introduced to accelerate UN Agenda 2030’s global development goals.

LINK: How indigenous cultures can help keep us grounded - The ...https://www.weforum.org › ...Whakamāoritia tēnei whārangi
6 Here 2021 — A Māori lens on AI, prioritising diversity, inclusion and dignity, could add real value to ... It is a successful business model.