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Dialogue among Civilizations: Regional Summit on Inter-religious and Inter-ethnic Dialogue, Tirana, Albania, 9 and 10 December 2004
South-East Europe has suffered from the ravages of the last wars of the 20th century in Europe, also as a consequence of inter-ethnic and inter-religious tension, hatred and violence. Today, the region is rebounding, leaving the wounds of the past behind and responding to the desire of its peoples for reconciliation, exchange and cooperation, especially among the youth. Ensuring freedom of movement in the region will be an important practical step. In the present post-conflict period, there is an undeniable need to face up to the truth of the past as the region is not yet free from the seeds of divisions and confrontations of a religious or ethnic nature.
 
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Document Type Proceedings
Format application/pdf
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Author(s) UNESCO/BSP
Publisher UNESCO/BSP
Publication Location Paris
Publication Year 2006
Number of Pages 210 p.
Editor(s) FW (Russ) Russell
Series Title Dialogue among Civilizations
Series/Report ID BSP/2006/RP/H/1

 
 
 
 
 

 

 

 

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