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Strategies

National Plans for intercultural dialogue constitute the organization’s major political tool. National Plans for intercultural dialogue, prepared by member States, will allow the introduction and/or consolidation of good governance practices and the development, in time, of effective policies guaranteeing the right to diversity as well as a culture of peace and human rights for all citizens.
All countries in the global village develop plans to prepare to face identity dilemmas and diversity issues. This is why National Plans are a top priority for the Alliance’s efforts.
Education, youth, migration and media are the fields of action for the National Plans. Given the diversity of specific circumstances in each country, such plans cannot be devised according to a single model. However, they must in the medium term include core measures and practices that represent the minimum standards of good governance of cultural diversity.

In 2009, in Istanbul, two Regional Strategies were launched - one for South-Eastern European countries, and the other for the Euro-Mediterranean area. A third one, for Ibero-American countries, has been announced. An International Conference on the Regional Strategy will be held in Sarajevo before the end of 2009. A meeting hosted by President Mubarak in Alexandria in 2010 will address the Euro-Mediterranean Regional Strategy.
The aim of the UNAOC is to advance as much as possible in order to present to the Rio Forum, in May 2010, a mid-term report on the three regional strategies.