More than 130 speakers from 80 countries will gather on Thursday during the international summit on racism and discrimination at the World Forum. This year marks the fifth time this event has taken place under the banner of The UNESCO Global Forum against Racism and Discrimination. During this congress, it is hoped that concrete plans and agreements will be made for a more equal society.
Prime Minister Rob Jetten believes there is still "work to be done" in combating racism and discrimination in the Netherlands. He said this in his opening speech at the fifth UNESCO World Summit on Racism and Discrimination in The Hague.
8 hours ago·Apeldoorn, Netherlands (Kingdom of the)
More than 130 speakers from 80 countries will gather on Thursday during the international summit on racism and discrimination at the World Forum. This year marks the fifth time this event has taken place under the banner of The UNESCO Global Forum against Racism and Discrimination. During this congress, it is hoped that concrete plans and agreements will be made for a more equal society.