Address
Brass next to White House Hotel, Addis Ababa
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 9am – 5pm
Sat: 9am – 1pm
Address
Brass next to White House Hotel, Addis Ababa
Work Hours
Monday to Friday: 9am – 5pm
Sat: 9am – 1pm

The Leadership Conference and Competition (LCC) is more than just an event it is a dynamic learning experience designed to shape the next generation of global leaders. Built in the style of a Model United Nations (Model United Nations (MUN), LCC gives young people a realistic platform to explore diplomacy, governance, and international decision-making.



At its core, LCC is a diplomatic simulation where participants step into the roles of delegates, diplomats, and negotiators. Instead of simply learning about global affairs in theory, students actively engage with them.
They research pressing international issues such as economic development, political conflicts, climate change, and global cooperation. Based on their research, they draft resolutions, present arguments, and debate policies just like real-world policymakers.
This hands-on approach helps participants understand how international systems work while developing essential skills like critical thinking, communication, and diplomacy.
What makes LCC unique is its competitive and interactive structure. Participants are not just passive learners they are active problem-solvers working under pressure.
During sessions, delegates must:
This environment pushes students to think quickly, speak confidently, and adapt to changing discussions, just like in real diplomatic settings.
LCC is not limited to debate and competition. It also serves as a powerful networking platform where young leaders connect with mentors, policymakers, and professionals from different fields.
Through these interactions, participants gain exposure to real-world career paths in diplomacy, governance, international relations, and business. It becomes a space where ambition meets opportunity.


In today’s interconnected world, leadership requires more than academic knowledge, it requires communication, collaboration, and global awareness. LCC helps build all three.
By the end of the program, participants leave with improved confidence, stronger public speaking skills, and a deeper understanding of how global decisions are made.
The Leadership Conference and Competition (LCC) is not just an academic simulation; it is a leadership journey. It challenges young people to think like diplomats, act like leaders, and solve problems like global citizens.
The program is created and hosted by Safe Light Initiatives through the Leadership Conference and Competition (LCC), offering participants a structured, professional, and transformative experience designed to prepare future global leaders.
For anyone passionate about international relations, politics, or leadership, LCC offers a powerful platform to grow, compete, and prepare for a future on the global stage.