“The retreat not only aims to be a transformative experience for the participants but will also be a key contribution to their understanding, dedication, and passion for creating safer roads and sustainable communities globally. The legacy of this retreat will be seen through the initiatives, projects, and innovations that these young leaders will lead long after the retreat is over,” she said.
Barrios said that the training which is focused on building new skills in tackling the biggest killer of young people globally was scheduled to be held for four days in Madrid, Spain beginning from August 29 to September 1.
She aid that the retreat was supported by Spain’s Fundacion MAPFRE, which would host the training at its Madrid headquarters, with the support of TotalEnergies Foundation and MICHELIN Corporate Foundation.
The group’s executive director also said that the 4-day intensive training experience would help the youth maximize their leadership and practical advocacy skills to demand and deliver road safety and sustainable mobility globally and locally.