According to a 2022 report by the International Telecommunication Union (ITU), the percentage of young people (aged 15-24) using the internet in different regions of the world varies significantly. Here is a breakdown:

1. Europe: 94.5% of young people in Europe use the internet.

2. North America: 97.1% of young people in North America use the internet.

3. Latin America and the Caribbean: 78.8% of young people in Latin America and the Caribbean use the internet.

4. Asia and the Pacific: 77.9% of young people in Asia and the Pacific use the internet.

5. Africa: 62.6% of young people in Africa use the internet.

6. Middle East and North Africa: 71.7% of young people in the Middle East and North Africa use the internet.

7. Least Developed Countries (LDCs): 47.4% of young people in LDCs use the internet.

The global average percentage of young people using the internet stands at 78.8%.

It is important to note that these figures may have changed since the report was published, as internet penetration and usage are constantly evolving.