Hello I'm Holly Gibbs with the Global News Podcast and I'm making my way to the

Palais de Congre in Montreal, Canada for this special edition. Normally we have

the privilege of hearing from some of the most powerful

leaders in the world, but in the next half an hour we'll be doing something

different.

This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm just going through the revolving doors to attend the One Young World Summit.

It's a gathering of young people from more than 190 countries

or with extraordinary stories, suggestions and solutions to the world's biggest problems.

Their ambition is to become the leaders of the future.

In front of a live audience, I will be joined by four fellow youngsters who will be taking

questions from our BBC correspondence around the world let's go on stage and

meet them.

My name is Frickin and Mage. I'm an Afghan Canadian professional soccer player.

I am the captain of the Afghanistan women's national team.

As many of you may be aware, the Taliban has gained control of Afghanistan and has banned women's sport participation.

So aside from that, what I'm trying to do is lobby for the return of women's football.

And as I do that that I'm actually also a co-founder of a

nonprofit organization where we use sport to help ease the settlement of refugees

to Canada so I use sport as a catalyst for change.

Next to Far Kunda, we have 25-year-old Justin Langam from the rural Canadian town of Swan River.

Panchay Kielowow, it's a pleasure to be here.

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