BIC New York: Embracing humanity’s interdependence and shared identity

The crises that confront humanity call for new approaches to leadership and justice, grounded in a recognition of humanity’s shared identity. This idea was central to the contribution of the Bahá’í International Community (BIC) to the recent United Nations Civil Society Conference in Nairobi, Kenya.
The conference, organized to facilitate preliminary discussions for the upcoming Summit of the Future, brought together over 2,500 participants from more than 100 countries. Attendees included member state representatives, senior UN officials, and civil society representatives, who gathered to discuss the theme “Shaping a Future of Global and Sustainable Progress.”
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...progress should be measured "in the quality of individual lives, the health of communities, and the ability of all to contribute to the betterment of societies." Thank you!

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A beacon of light in the dark world . May we take notice .

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