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To have been invited, as general rapporteur, to the symposium on interreligious and intercultural dialogue in youth work, is a real privilege.
It has been a pleasure to accept the invitation, to take the challenge of reporting the conclusions and outcomes of the symposium, and to try to represent the diversity of the participants attending the symposium itself in term of opinions, personal histories, lifestyles, ethnic origins, religions and belief, cultures and nationalities, and from countries such as Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Spain and the United Kingdom.
It has also been a great opportunity to listen to the challenging and enriching speeches and reflections, the emotional debates on controversial issues, and the reports on relevant experiences within the framework of interreligious and intercultural dialogue in youth work.
To have been invited, as general rapporteur, to the symposium on interreligious and intercultural dialogue in youth work, is a real privilege.
It has been a pleasure to accept the invitation, to take the challenge of reporting the conclusions and outcomes of the symposium, and to try to represent the diversity of the participants attending the symposium itself in term of opinions, personal histories, lifestyles, ethnic origins, religions and belief, cultures and nationalities, and from countries such as Azerbaijan, Bangladesh, Kenya, Spain and the United Kingdom.
It has also been a great opportunity to listen to the challenging and enriching speeches and reflections, the emotional debates on controversial issues, and the reports on relevant experiences within the framework of interreligious and intercultural dialogue in youth work.