We prioritize the youth sector through direct action to solve its problems, enhance its capacities, employ its potential, and involve it in managing state affairs.

We place our bet on youth, considering them the most dynamic and flexible social component, which grants them the characteristic of evolving political and civic awareness without stagnation.

We seek to activate the participation of both male and female youth in civil and political life.

We, based on the high percentage of Syrian youth, emphasizes the importance of their role in any upcoming political process and the necessity of preparing them to engage in any constitutional entitlement to transition Syria into a modern civil state.

We consider youth to be the direct generator of any future union, social, or political movement upon which the model and image of Syria will be built, as envisioned by its sons and daughters.

We strive to direct the attention of Syrian youth toward development so that they may be at the forefront of innovation and actively contribute to change, leading social initiatives aimed at reviving Syria from the impacts of war that have persisted for over a decade.

We consider the improvement of living and educational conditions a necessary and acquired right for Syrian youth that must be supported and sustained.

We base our influence on shaping public policy by attracting youth and integrating them as an active and impactful element within its civil project and political vision.

We aim to represent the interests of youth in Syrian society through well-studied future plans that consider the present and look toward outcomes.

We support human rights and gender equality, especially during youthhood, which is the vital bearer of any successful and sustainable national development.

We are committed to organizing workshops and a series of regular seminars to raise youth awareness of their rights and duties and their vital role in managing the process of change and leading the national direction toward the desired political stability.

We work to enhance cooperation between youth, political parties, and civil organizations and to engage them in Syrian decision-making.

We seek to achieve a balance between youth struggle and institutional political work.

We consider ourselves a youth-oriented movement, starting from its leadership and extending to all its members.

We regard the attraction of youth as part of our cadre a success for both our civil and political project.

In our current and future strategic outlook, we emphasize the necessity of solidifying and supporting the emergence of Syrian youth at the forefront of Syrian public affairs, making them the protectors and builders of its present and especially its political future.