Headway Institute of Strategic AllianceReviews of headwayinstitute.org

I liked the organisation as a whole, but Have to mention the lack of follow ups with changing some stuff regarding my country name on the badge. I have mentioned through emails and whatsapp many times 2 months in advance i am a stateless person and even thiugh I was born in Albania I am not Albanian anymore.Also, some of the speakers did not include conversations and interactive session, this brough to many of young people struggling following the speaker. Also, at the Parliament the event was great, but instead of taking 1 hour learning about the French Constitutional history, would be better to be more inclusive with the youths. While we were leaving the parliament I wanted to do a picture at the chamber and was the last person. The lady from the staff pushed a lot and I felt a bit to much calling me more then 7 times to leave the chamber. This made me feel a bit sad. Rather then this, I loved everything. Thank you guys!!!!!

I had a good experience at the Global Youth Festival 2026 in Paris. I really enjoyed meeting people from different countries, making new friends, and sharing ideas. However, I expected a bit more from the event. Some parts could have been better organized, and communication with participants was not always clear. I also wish there had been more interactive activities and opportunities for everyone to participate. Overall, it was a nice experience, but I think there is definitely room for improvement.

Thank you very much for the 3 days of excitement. I really enjoyed all the segments and got to connect with so many people. I have one room for improvement, which is the organization and the communication with delegates needs to be better, It felt reactive rather than proactive.

Good location picking, but the substance of the activities and some of the speakers and the overall organisation is much looser than advertised and for the money some of the participants pay.

During the visit to the Parliament, some of the speakers’ speeches felt a little boring at times. Instead of mainly reading from prepared texts, speakers could engage more with the audience, use more interactive approaches, and present their ideas in a more dynamic and interesting way. This would help keep participants engaged and make the experience more memorable.

It was good but could be properly planned and executed. To be very frank, if I would get a chance to organise this, it would be way more interactive. It needs to be for youth, so an interactive session would have not made people leave and demotivated to come from second day.

Very disorganised

I did not appreciate the thirst for control that the first speaker of the day had and wished that the discussions were more risky and adaptive to the knowledge of the audience. There should be no taboo subjects or confrontation in terms of the participants since it’s a voluntary event. The discussions were also pretty cliche, and should have focused more on solutions.