The signatories stated in the declaration that the work of the fifth Baku International Humanitarian Forum was extremely fruitful and, undoubtedly, made a worthy contribution to expansion and further development of international humanitarian cooperation.
The participants said they believe only the
investments directed at human capital are effective in corresponding to modern
challenges and improving leasing, production, science and information
communication technologies, noting that the Azerbaijan-initiated Baku
International Multiculturalism Center has contributed a lot to developing the
theory and experience of multiculturalism.
“We
note that the Baku International Multiculturalism Centre, founded on the
initiative of the Republic of Azerbaijan, makes an important contribution to
the development of the theory and practice of multiculturalism,” said the
declaration.
The parties pointed out that significant
success has been achieved in Azerbaijan in maintaining and increasing human
capital overall and also among such vulnerable groups of the population as
refugees and forced migrants, for the effective use of this factor in achieving
the goals of sustainable development.
“We
admit that a lot has been done in Azerbaijan towards protecting and increasing
the human capital. We also admit that development through the integration of
human capital as well as that of the latest knowledge and skills, consecutive
education programs, and expanding cooperation in this area is a vital
humanitarian part of sustainable development. We emphasize the growing role of
information technologies and mass media in achieving goals of creating
efficient dialogue between civilizations, cultures and confessions,” said the
document.
The
signatories said they consider necessary the adoption of this declaration and
its use in reinforcing cooperation in the humanitarian sphere.
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