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Created in the aftermath of global conflict, the United Nations embodies a shared commitment to peace, human dignity, equality, and international cooperation.

Today, this vision faces growing challenges, from geopolitical tensions and armed conflicts to inequality and climate crises. These pressures have also intensified calls for a more effective, representative, and inclusive multilateral system.

Europe and the European Union remain committed to multilateralism, while recognising the need for greater coherence and stronger dialogue with partners across the Global South and beyond.

Organised by MEP Della Valle (The Left) and Pax Christi International, this conference brought together diverse perspectives to discuss the future of multilateralism and pathways towards a more just, inclusive, and peaceful international order.


🗓️ Tuesday, September 29th

🕑 18:30

📍 European Parliament Building, Brussels – Room 1G2


The discussion featured contributions from the Members of the European Parliament.

Moderated by: Giulia Bordin, Pax Christi International (PCI)

Welcome and Introductions

  • Danilo Della Valle, MEP (The Left)
  • Alfonso Scarano, Ass. Federico Caffè

Keynote Address: Khalid Malik, Development economist and former UNDP Human Development Report Director. Written contribution: A United Nations for a Changed World

UN Perspective: Rory Keane, Head of Office of the United Nations Liaison Office for Peace and Security (UNLOPS), Brussels Office

Panel discussion: Crisis or Opportunity? Multilateralism in a Fragmented World

  • Leoluca Orlando, MEP (Greens/EFA)
  • Mattia Tosato, Representative of PCI at UNOG
  • Ei Hnin Hlaing and Saul Kenny, Article 109

Panel discussion: Multilateralism in Practice

Panel discussion: Europe’s Leverage: Can the EU Shape UN Reform?

Closing remarks

  • Michael von der Schulenburg, MEP
  • Danilo Della Valle
  • Giulia Bordin

 

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