Participants of Baku International Humanitarian Forum adopt Declaration

he participants of Baku International Humanitarian Forum, having held in Baku on Oct. 10-11, 2011, have adopted a Declaration.

In the Declaration, the politicians, scientists, representatives of intelligentsia, who attended the Forum in Baku, call upon UN, UNESCO and other international structures alongside the states-members of these structures to create realistic frames for intercultural, interconfessional and intercivilizational dialogues as the conditions of preserving and further positive development of mankind. The Declaration also expresses conviction in the necessity of holding out forums of such kind regularly and deeply appreciates all organizers of Baku International Humanitarian Forum, the President and the Government of Azerbaijan for support and hospitality rendered.

The Declaration also calls upon to analyze the achievements and possibilities of multiculturalism as part of government policy of different countries. The Declaration admits the importance of such fundamental values as freedom, equality, solidarity, tolerance, respect to environment.

The Declaration also acknowledges that the globalization might acquire its fair nature only through realization of large-scale and persistent efforts on forming common future basing on common belonging to mankind in all its diversity.


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