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No degree yet · Ankara Hasan Ali Yücel Sosyal Bilimler Lisesi
Alperen Çelik is an 12th-grade high school student with a strong academic and extracurricular focus on Turkish foreign policy, international security, and the Turkic World, particularly the Organization of Turkic States (OTS). He is the founder of the Simulation of the Assembly of Turkic States (TÜRKAS), Türkiye's first high school simulation dedicated to the Organization of Turkic States. Under his leadership, TÜRKAS has brought together more than 1,300 high school students from across Türkiye, creating a platform for young people to engage in diplomacy, policymaking, and regional cooperation through realistic parliamentary simulations. Alongside organizing large-scale educational initiatives, he actively researches issues related to Turkish diplomacy, Eurasian geopolitics, and international relations, with a particular interest in strengthening cooperation among Turkic states and fostering youth participation in foreign policy discussions.
In an interview with EPIS, Ambassador Wolfgang Petritsch reflected on his diplomatic career, conflict negotiation, and the decline of multilateralism. He stressed engaging non-state actors for peace, the vital role of middle powers, and the need for patience, empathy, and human rights in diplomacy.

In an interview with EPIS, activist Milan discussed youth mobilisation, pro-EU activism, and social media’s role in politics. He addressed online disinformation, structural reforms like ending the EU Council veto, and stressed defending democracy and unity across Europe.

In an interview with EPIS, Halima Rahmatova talks about her journey from self-directed student in Uzbekistan to a sustainability specialist in Geneva. She discusses Central Asia’s water crises through unified policy, and why the next generation must bring bold audacity to global policymaking.

In an interview with EPIS, Dr. Moosa Elayah examines why stopping a war isn’t the same as achieving peace.
