TIBETAN YOUTH CONGRESS PRESIDENT MEETING WITH DELEGATION AT DELHI

On 4th December 2025, the President of the Tibetan Youth Congress held a productive meeting with Mr. Ibrahim Beshtawi, Counsellor at the Embassy of the State of Palestine, New Delhi. The discussion centered on strengthening global engagement and exploring constructive ways to envision the future of our respective nations. While recognizing the importance of our histories, it was emphasized that a united and prosperous future depends on how we choose to act and collaborate in today’s world.
After that meeting was held with Shri Nune Balraj ji, Advocate at the Supreme Court, BJP Coordinator (TS), and SARAL In-Charge at the BJP Headquarters, New Delhi. During this interaction, we expressed our sincere gratitude to the Government and people of India for their continuous and invaluable support to the Tibetan community living in India.

TYC PRESIDENT MEETING WITH DELEGATION FROM RUSSIA, AND INDIAN DELEGATION IN DELHI

On 2nd December 2025, the President of the Tibetan Youth Congress had the honour of receiving a distinguished delegation from the Russian Federation, comprising Mr. Boris Tarasov, Member of the Expert Council on International Affairs of the State Duma (Parliament of Russia), and Ms. Larisa Evans, Communications Director. The delegation was formally briefed on the mandate and activities of the Tibetan Youth Congress, the historical and contemporary circumstances of the Tibetan exile community, and the prevailing situation inside Tibet.
Subsequently, a joint meeting was convened with Honourable Members of the Lok Sabha Shri Jamir S. Supongmeren(Indian National Congress Party) and Shri Jihosuya Jena, Organising Secretary (NCMPC). During this engagement, a comprehensive introduction to Tibetan activism and the ongoing initiatives of the Tibetan Youth Congress was presented.

TIBETAN YOUTH CONGRESS DELEGATION MEETING WITH HIMACHAL PRADESH CHIEF MINISTER AT ANTI-CHITTA WALKATHON IN DHARAMSHALA

The Tibetan Youth Congress Vice President Mr. TAshi Targyal, Mrs. Tsamchoe, Mr. Thupten and our staff members joined the Anti-Chitta Walkathon in Dharamshala, we proudly stood in solidarity with the people of Himachal Pradesh against drug abuse.
We also had the honour of meeting the Hon’ble Chief Minister of Himachal Pradesh and offering a humble memento as a gesture of support and shared commitment.
This walkathon is more than a march.
It is our pledge—a promise to protect our younger generation, to safeguard our future, and to build a society free from the shadows of addiction.

TIBETAN YOUTH CONGRESS (TYC) PRESIDENT ATTENDED THE 10TH GENERAL BOARD MEETING OF THE TIBETAN NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY OF TIBET AS THE SPECIAL GUEST OF HONOUR.

On 24 November 2025, Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) President Tsering Chomphel attended the 10th General Board Meeting of the Tibetan National Democratic Party (NDPT) as the Special Guest of Honour. During the gathering, the TYC President delivered a speech highlighting the long-standing relationship between NDPT and the Tibetan Youth Congress, emphasizing that the progress of every organization is the result of the dedication and collective efforts of its executive members and general members. He reaffirmed that the Tibetan Youth Congress remains committed to supporting NDPT, as it has consistently done in the past, and will continue to do so in the future.
As part of the program, the Tibetan Youth Congress President also presented several awards in recognition of the contributions made in support of NDPT. The event concluded successfully with a sense of unity and shared purpose.

MEMBER’S OF ESTONIAN PARLIAMENT (RIIGIKOGU) MEETING WITH TIBETAN NGO’S AT TIBETAN YOUTH CONGRESS(TYC) OFFICE

The Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) convened a gathering of all major Tibetan NGOs at the TYC Office to warmly welcome the Member’s of the Estonian Parliament (Riigikogu) Mr. Juku-Kalle Raid, Mr. Tiit Maran, MS Heljo Pikhof, Mr. anti Poolamets, Mr. marek Reinaas, Ms margit Sutropalong with representatives from various NGO’s.
During the meeting, the TYC President expressed deep appreciation for their steadfast support for the Tibetan cause and for visiting Dharamshala, the heart of the Tibetan exile community, despite pressure from the Chinese Communist Party. Following this, brief introductions were presented by Gu-Chu-Sum, the National Democratic Party of Tibet (NDPT), and Students for a Free Tibet–India (SFT-India).
Mr. Tiit Maran remarked,

“We share so many similarities. It is truly powerful to see Tibet’s past (Gu-Chu-Sum), present (SFT-India), and future (NDPT) all represented here and all guided by the Tibetan Youth Congress.”

The TYC President further acknowledged them by their proposals in parliament and we are all waiting to hear more of it soon. The meeting concluded with a tour of the office and a shared commitment to strengthening international advocacy efforts and amplifying the voices of Tibetans inside Tibet.

A LECTURER FROM JAPAN VISITED THE TIBETAN YOUTH CONGRESS (TYC) CENTREX OFFICE

A lecturer from Keio University’s Faculty of Law and Faculty of Policy Management visited the Tibetan Youth Congress (TYC) Centrex office and met with TYC President Mr. Tsering Chomphel. During the conversation, he shared how inspired he felt by the thoughtful questions and sincere curiosity shown about the Tibetan cause. He noted that the eagerness to understand the cultural, political, and social struggles of the Tibetan people reflected a genuine sense of awareness and compassion.
He also spoke about the important work of the Tibetan Youth Congress, which continues to lead global campaigns to raise awareness about Tibet’s fight for freedom and to preserve the Tibetan identity in exile. He expressed that support, understanding, and solidarity from friends like him play a vital role in amplifying this message and strengthening the movement around the world.
What touched him most, he said, were the heartfelt reflections on the Tibetan community. He shared that these perspectives showed not only deep respect for the resilience of Tibetans, but also a recognition of how important it is to keep working together for the future of Tibet.

STUDENTS FROM DIFFERENT AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES VISIT TYC OFFICE

The Tibetan Youth Congress President Mr, Tsering Chomphel briefed young students from various American universities about the Tibetan Youth Congress, The discussion also covered Tibet’s environment and its global impact, the Tibetan exile community and its political ideology, as well as current geopolitical developments. We extend our best wishes to all the students in their future studies.

TO THE FUTURE LEADERS OF TIBET

‼️To the Future Leaders of Tibet‼️
The future is shaped by the actions we take today. To build a strong tomorrow, we must begin cultivating and creating future leaders now, for leadership does not emerge on its own. Therefore, we must lay a solid foundation by making consistent efforts and engaging in meaningful training from this very moment and can’t wait to see all Tibetan future leaders!

INDIAN DELEGATION AND SUPPORTERS VISIT TYC OFFICE

On November 8, 2025, members of Seema Jagran Manch (SJM) had the honour of an audience with His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama. Following the audience, Shri Inderpal Singh Kholi, leading a delegation of SJM members, visited the Tibetan Youth Congress office for a high tea meeting with Vice president Tashi Targyal, General Secretary Tenzin Lobsang, Cults Secretary Thupten Tsering, and Org Secretary Tsamchoe. The team engaged in meaningful discussions focused on strengthening cooperation and supporting the ongoing Tibetan movement.
“Together, we strive for unity, resilience, and a stronger commitment to the Tibetan cause.”

BHARAT SUMMIT 2025

Bharat Summit

Tibetan Youth Congress General Secretary Sonam Tsering la participated in the two-day Bharat Summit 2025 held in Hyderabad, hosted by the Telangana government and jointly organized by the Global Progressive Alliance and the All India National Congress. The summit brought together delegates from over 100 countries, including 40+ ministers, 50+ senators and members of parliament, and 450 representatives from 100 global organizations.

The summit addressed key issues such as Gender Justice, Counter Disinformation, Youth & Politics, Climate Justice, Overcoming Polarization, Economic Justice, and Peace and Justice in a Multipolar World. During the Q&A session, General Secretary Sonam Tsering la discussed the Tibetan campaign’s efforts to counter Chinese disinformation and sought support from participants in this campaign. During the climate session, he emphasized Tibet’s significance as Asia’s water tower, crucial for water security in Southeast Asian countries, including India. And urged participants to recognize the Tibetan Plateau’s importance in global climate change and environmental discussions. He also highlighted China’s environmental destruction on the Tibetan Plateau through illegal mining and uncontrolled damming activities, stressing the plateau’s role in maintaining the global ecosystem.

During the summit, Sonam Tsering la had the honor of meeting with prominent leaders, including Shri Salman Khurshid, former Minister of External Affairs, Government of India; Shri Kaushik Basu, former Chief Economist of the World Bank and Chief Economic Adviser, Government of India; Masaharu Nakagawa, former Education Minister of Japan and member of the Tibet Support Group; Martin Ziguele, former Prime Minister of the Central African Republic; and Shri Revanth Reddy, Chief Minister of Telangana. He presented His Holiness the 14th Dalai Lama’s latest book and raised awareness about the critical situation in Tibet, seeking their support for the Tibetan cause.

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