We are pleased to share with you the news that RDF participated in the UNESCO International Conference - "Nomadic Ethics and Intercultural Understanding" from June 22-23, 2023 in the city of Ulaanbaatar, the cultural and business center of Mongolia.
We were able to present our vision in the Session "Towards a new global ethics: the contribution of nomadic civilizations. Perspectives of Indigenous Elders."
We were able to present our vision in the Session "Towards a new global ethics: the contribution of nomadic civilizations. Perspectives of Indigenous Elders."
This year's conference focused on traditional values of nomadic peoples, principles of nomadic ethics and the role of traditional culture in achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. The event brought together participants from all over the world, scholars, nomadic people to share knowledge, experiences and ideas on preserving and promoting the cultural heritage of nomadic peoples.
The conference, organized by UNESCO, provided unique opportunities to discuss and develop strategies to preserve cultural diversity, promote intercultural understanding and strengthen ties between nomadic communities. Participants enriched our understanding and took into account many aspects of nomadic ethics through mutual exchange of ideas and examples of practices.
The conference also provided participants with an opportunity to experience the rich cultural heritage of Mongolia. This country is famous for its unique traditions, way of life and beautiful landscapes. Participants visited exhibitions presenting traditional arts of nomadic peoples and also delved into the world of traditional music and songs.
We were very happy to be part of this wonderful event and to share our ideas and experiences with our colleagues, scholars from different countries. The UNESCO conference "Nomadic Ethics and Intercultural Understanding" was a platform where we worked together to create a better future for nomadic peoples and preserve their cultural heritage.
