The partnership, which is now in its 11th year, is designed to support volunteers around the world through various community help and training programmes.

Communities in Jordan, Palestine, Lebanon and Iraq have already benefited from the programme.

The partnership also hosts the annual Samsung Generations For Peace Awards, which aim to recognise volunteers in four categories - innovation, quality, impact and sustainability.

Samsung President Changsup Lee expressed his delight at the renewal of the partnership.

"With 10 years of successful partnership under our belts, we look forward to continuing our collaboration with Generations For Peace, supporting innovative approaches to engage youth in peace-building at the grassroots around the globe," he said.

"Generations For Peace inspires us with its passion, innovation, impact and excellence, and is a perfect fit for Samsung's mission to create positive change through our corporate citizenship programmes, based on societal needs and aligned with our core competencies as a leading technology company."

Prince Feisal Al Hussein of Jordan, the founder and chairman of Generations For Peace, added: "Samsung's steadfast support for Generations For Peace represents more than just its unwavering dedication to corporate social responsibility - it sends the important message that major corporations have a significant role to play in peacebuilding movements at all levels, from local grassroots to an international scale.

"Over the last ten years our region has faced immense challenges, but our partnership together is founded on a strong shared commitment to innovate, test, learn and adapt to create the most effective and impactful ways to support youth to lead positive and sustainable changes in their own communities."