Izabela Barakovska from Perth selected as a delegate for the UN Youth's Young Diplomats Tour of Europe in 2019

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Izabela Barakovska and Jessica Stojkovski — Jessica Stojkovski MLA (second image left) and Izabela Barakovska (second image right)in front of WA Parliament where they met Premier Mark McGowan Source: Supplied

‘In future, I wish to go into field in which I can make a difference, such as politics, international relations, diplomacy, or a role in social justice organization in which I can work on problems such as food security, inequity in opportunities for education and the impact of human progression on the environment’

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Published 28 December 2018 4:09pm

Updated 28 December 2018 11:43pm

By Radica Bojkovska-Dimitrovska

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‘In future, I wish to go into field in which I can make a difference, such as politics, international relations, diplomacy, or a role in social justice organization in which I can work on problems such as food security, inequity in opportunities for education and the impact of human progression on the environment’

The Year 12 student at Perth College was selected by UN Youth Australia as one of 16 high school students and the only delegate from WA, from over 250 applicants to take part in the Young Diplomats Tour.

The Young Diplomats Tour is an educational program focused on teaching Australian high school students about the evolution of diplomacy and its relevance to the modern day. The Tour will be examining the rich history of Europe as well as exploring the contemporary challenges within the European Union