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Intercultural dialogue initiative proposed by Romania could be used by UNESCO By Business Review The international conference “Global Ethics: Save the Planet Earth” was held in Astana (Kazakhstan) between August 22-23, where Romania had an initiative in the field of young people’s being involved in the intercultural dialogue which UNESCO might implement worldwide. During the […]

Intercultural dialogue initiative proposed by Romania could be used by UNESCO

By Business Review

  • The international conference “Global Ethics: Save the Planet Earth” was held in Astana (Kazakhstan) between August 22-23, where Romania had an initiative in the field of young people’s being involved in the intercultural dialogue which UNESCO might implement worldwide.

  • During the conference, Romania’s delegation presented an innovating document, created and meant for young people: “Passport for Global Ethics”, which represents a working instrument for the younger generation, a symbol of the values UNESCO wants to offer young people through the agency of various programmes and platforms supporting the intercultural dialogue. Romania’s suggestion was agreed to by all the representatives of the UNESCO clubs the world over and they suggested it should be implemented worldwide.

  • The main issue that has been discussed was the promotion of sustainable development through global ethics based on universal human rights, intercultural dialogue and social justice for all. At the conference, representatives from 15 countries of the world: philosophers, academics, artists, business community, civil society from Central Asia, Asia-Pacific and Europe, UNESCO experts on ethics and intercultural communication, youth education and cultural heritage have attended.

  • From December 2012, Romania holds the presidency of the European Federation of UNESCO Clubs, Centres and Associations for a mandate which will end in 2016.

  • Oana Vasiliu

  • CE ESTE ALUMNUS ?

    Alumnus Club is an organization created in the year 2000, that gathers for more than a decade and a half members from 10 countries.
    Alumnus Club is part of the Romanian federation of UNESCO Associations and Clubs, and implicitly of the World and European Federations for UNESCO. The club is formed mainly by young students, and its aim is to offer its members the opportunity to get involved in projects aimed at developing their experience in the selected field of study.
    Through its UNESCO affiliation, the Alumnus Club has access to an important network of information regarding the activities developed in domains such as education, science, culture and communication.
    The main purpose of the organization is that of training young people in a multicultural manner, through projects that aim at involving them in activities that encourage their personal initiative and experience gaining.
    In 20 years of activity, Alumnus Club has offered its members and the participants in its events the occasion to engage in educational, scientific, cultural and communication projects.
    Below, you may find a non exhaustive list of annual events: Metamorphoses, Youth and Museums, Art and Civilization in Monastic Spaces, Magellan and the new project developed under the auspices of the Alliance of Civilizations: Bucharest retrieved, the concerts of the National Chamber Choir Madrigal.

    ALUMNUS Club a fost fondat in anul 2000 si este format din tineri de pe cuprinsul a 10 tari.
    Clubul Alumnus face parte din Federatia Romana a Asociatiilor si Cluburilor pentru UNESCO.
    Clubul doreste sa ofere membrilor sai oportunitati de a se implica in proiecte educationale, stiintifice, culturale si de comunicare.
    ALUMNUS Club isi propune sa ii pregateasca pe tineri intr-un spirit multicultural si sa ii implice in activitati ce le vin in ajutorul dezvoltarii personale si profesionale.