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February 27, 2021
LAHORE: The former prime minister of Norway,Kjell Mange Bondevik, highlighted the need of interfaith harmony and establishment of forums for dialogue between the state and ethnic and religious minorities, according to a press release related to a session held by Club de Madrid and Aurat Foundation.
An NGO organised an online session “Integrating Vulnerable Communities Inputs for Inclusive Development Roadmap in Pakistan,” bringing together Kjell Mange Bondevik, former prime minister of Norway, with the leaders from religious and ethnic minorities to strengthen strategies and foster consensus to implement the Sustainable Development Goals in an inclusive and participatory manner.
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Bondevik stresses the need for interfaith harmony in Pakistan Staff Report
Club de Madrid and the Aurat Foundation organized an online session “Integrating Vulnerable Communities Inputs to Inclusive Development Roadmap in Pakistan”.
The session brought together Kjell Mange Bondevik, former Prime Minister of Norway and Member of Club de Madrid with the leaders from religious and ethnic minorities to strengthen strategies and foster consensus between state and minorities around the need to implement the Sustainable Development Goals in an inclusive and participatory manner.
Prime Minister Bondevik highlighted the need of interfaith harmony and establishment of forums for dialogue between state and ethnic and religious minorities. He also highlighted that the key legal, political and cultural steps are to be taken to create an inclusive environment for development. Norway has been successful to reduce inter-group tensions and to integrate the migrated and