The Second International Youth Forum was held in Istanbul from 5–7 Sha'ban 1447 AH, الموافق January 24–26, 2026, under the theme:
“Youth Sacrifice and Giving in Confronting the Zionist Jewish Project.”
The forum was organized under the patronage of Juthoor Center for Research and Studies, in partnership with Mardin University.
The forum was convened within the framework of the Knowledge Encompassment Project on the Roots of the Palestinian Cause, with the participation of a distinguished group of young researchers and experts from various Arab and Islamic countries, reflecting a shared scientific and intellectual responsibility toward the issues of the Ummah.
The program included a series of academic sessions and specialized workshops addressing doctrinal, historical, political, intellectual, and cultural themes directly related to the forum’s focus. The event was marked by active youth engagement and a constructive atmosphere characterized by serious dialogue and in-depth discussion, which enriched the exchange of perspectives on key issues related to the Palestinian cause.
The forum was also attended by prominent scholarly and intellectual figures, adding academic depth and rigor to the proceedings. Their contributions significantly enhanced the awareness of participating young researchers, who demonstrated high levels of responsibility, constructive engagement, and academic discipline in their discussions and interventions.
The forum concluded with a set of recommendations and proposals aimed at strengthening the role of young researchers and enhancing their active involvement in specialized research related to the knowledge-based understanding of the roots of the Palestinian cause. These recommendations represent the foundation of a future project bank that Juthoor Center for Research and Studies will work to implement and develop.
The forum concluded with affirmations of its success in achieving its academic and intellectual objectives, along with expressions of appreciation and gratitude to all supporting entities whose material and moral contributions played a vital role in its success.
