This analysis explores the territorial, political, and technological factors that influence youth political participation in Cartagena. It examines the socioeconomic challenges faced by young people, including unemployment, poverty, insecurity, and the digital divide. Additionally, the document discusses the scenarios of political-electoral representation, public policy tools aimed at youth, and the connections between urban governance, youth participation, and advancements in science, technology, and innovation. The findings are based on interviews, focus groups, and social mapping conducted with institutional actors and youth councilors from three district localities.