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Concept note for E- symposium On the sidelines of the 2024 Partnership Forum 

 “Conflict disputes and its effect on poverty in conflict affected area 

 A closer look on Africa region and the role of UN Major group

Introduction:

Within the framework of its interest in advancing the wheel of sustainable development and on the sidelines of the 202 Partnership Forum of the Economic and Social Council (ECOSOC) at the United Nations Headquarters in New York, and in the partnership with the UN Major group for Africa. Maat for Peace, Development and Human Rights is organizing E-Symposium entitled “Conflict disputes and its effect on poverty in conflict affected area: A closer look on Africa region and the role of UN Major group”. which comes in consistent with the 2024 theme, “Reinforcing the 2030 Agenda and eradicating poverty in times of multiple crises: the effective delivery of sustainable, resilient and innovative solutions”.

The E-Symposium will focus on illuminating the strong relationship between Goals 1 on ending poverty and Goal 16 on peace, and how they affect each other. The event will examine how all of this will negatively affect the progress of SDGs in this area on the long term.

  Why Africa?

Africa is considered as one of the largest hotspots in the world as a result of the disputes, conflicts and political unrest that have controlled many of its countries for years, which has cast shadow over African societies that have experienced the aggravation of the poverty crisis as a result of the major weakness elements that conflicts create in the economies of conflict affected African societies. However, the duality of poverty and crises is directly linked to weakening the ability of conflict-affected communities in Africa to form the partnerships that was supposed to support ways and steps of improvement, which impedes sustainable development paths in conflict-affected area in light of the complete absence of international and regional partnerships that could support countries’ efforts to achieve Stabilize and reduce the negative effects of poverty on the people of conflict affected communities.

 Topics:

1. 1. Introduction to the United Nations Partnerships Forum and its role in achieving sustainable development.
2. Shed light on UN Major groups and its role in achieving SDGs in Africa.
3. Study the correlation between 2030 Agenda goals: especially Goal 1 on ending poverty, goal 5 and Goal 16 , and how both are related to other goals.
4. Examining the African region disputes and how it affect poverty spread.
5. Discussing the Importance of partnerships in combating poverty and supporting SDGs paths in conflict affected countries.
6. Role of CSOs as a linking point to strengthen international and regional partnerships and accelerating the development in the conflict affected communities.

When and where:

• Date & Time: 30 January 2024

Time: 8:15 – 9:30 AM (EST, New York time)

• Format: virtually on the attached link

https://us06web.zoom.us/j/81081408483?pwd=Yz8F1gP5kp69EsyYEYrw4BSlaOEM1A.1

Meeting ID: 810 8140 8483

Passcode: 725733

Contact person

Ms. Passant Essam Eldin

[email protected]

Central Africa OP Lutete (From Kinshasa, DRC) and Sister Donatus ( From Nairobi, Kenya)

Indeed, The Adoption of this historic achievement (The Global Compact for Migration Safe, Orderly and regular on the date of 10 December 2018, at Marrakech, Morocco) represents the comprehensive framework for multilateral cooperation on International Migration Issues. It has real potential to affect positively Lives of millions Peoples Human Beings who move in to search for a dignity life and security for them and their families.

We would like to take this opportunity to commend Member States to commit to its adoption, because that should not be an occasion of division, but the Unity in order to overcome all together this challenge of International Migration, and also because unless the participation of Member States, that will not meet its potentiality.

We thank the United Nations for offering this strong and good platform, the Government of Morocco and All Member States, All Civil Societies and NGOs who actively participated to this adoption sine 2 years of negotiations and All International Organizations and Private Sectors

Then All Civil Society Organizations and NGOs working on Human Rights in General and especially on Migrant Rights and which are able to get involved and help on the implementation of this agreement are welcome and have,,, It was a long work of negotiations since two years this process has began .now baby is there and request the attention of all of us in order to help most of our Friends, Colleagues, families Migrants, taking advantage of this useful documents which is just in my point of view an additional of some of international Instrument as the Universal Declaration of Human Rights which totalized 70 Years of its adoption…In another context I think as we are all frequent travellers we sometimes used to moving from our original countries and go to work for a couple of time in others countries, we are all concerned by this document adopted.