Esharelife Foundation is proud that its Trustee, Miss Giulia Bragagni, is representing the Republic of San Marino at the One Young World Summit in Cape Town, South Africa, from 3 to 6 November 2026. The Summit brings together young leaders, entrepreneurs, policymakers and innovators to address global challenges through dialogue, collaboration and action.
Miss Bragagni’s participation reflects her commitment to Esharelife’s values: education, social inclusion, support for vulnerable communities and responsible leadership, underpinned by international cooperation and civic engagement.
The Summit convenes emerging leaders from more than 190 countries to engage with global decision-makers, exchange ideas and develop practical solutions.
The 2026 programme covers peace and security, climate action, healthcare access, gender equality, food security, entrepreneurship, ethical leadership, and the opportunities and challenges of artificial intelligence and emerging technologies.
Speakers include Professor Muhammad Yunus, Maria Ressa, Her Majesty Queen Rania Al Abdullah, Forest Whitaker, Tawakkol Karman, Sir Bob Geldof and Juan Manuel Santos, recognised for their contributions to peacebuilding, human rights, sustainable development and global cooperation.
For Esharelife, her participation reflects its commitment to empowering young leaders, widening educational opportunities and promoting social responsibility. Through charitable initiatives in the United Kingdom, Africa and beyond, the Foundation supports disadvantaged communities and helps nurture future leaders.
As a Trustee, Miss Bragagni actively advances Esharelife’s mission. Her engagement with delegates worldwide shows how young leaders can bridge cultures, strengthen international understanding and tackle shared challenges.
Esharelife congratulates Miss Giulia Bragagni and wishes her every success in representing San Marino. Her participation reaffirms the Foundation’s commitment to future generations, opportunity and leadership rooted in service, compassion and the common good.