Brussels – Belgium.
In response to an official invitation from the European Union, the Norwegian Council for Tolerance and Peace participated in the 26th Brussels Economic Forum, one of Europe’s most prominent international gatherings focused on economic and strategic affairs.
The Council was represented by Counselor Ihab Jaf, Secretary-General, during the high-level forum, which brought together European ministers, ambassadors, policymakers, economists, and representatives of international organizations to discuss the future of the global economy and the challenges facing international cooperation.
This year’s forum addressed several major topics related to sustainable economic development, digital innovation, social inclusion, and the impact of current geopolitical developments on international economic stability. Discussions also emphasized the importance of linking economic progress with human rights principles, social responsibility, and inclusive governance.
The participation of the Norwegian Council for Tolerance and Peace reflects its ongoing commitment to supporting international dialogue and strengthening cooperation with European and global institutions in areas related to peacebuilding, tolerance, human rights, and sustainable development.
The Council’s presence at this important international forum further highlights its expanding role on the international stage and its dedication to contributing to constructive global discussions aimed at promoting stability, justice, and long-term sustainable progress.
