UNESCO, Morocco, France and Mexico signed on Thursday the “Campeche Declaration against Violence and Bullying at School, including Cyberbullying,” that seeks to frame research into school population who practice, experience or witness bullying.
The three countries countries promoted the initiative in 2019, and adopted the declaration on the sidelines of the 2nd edition of the “International Day against School Violence and Bullying, including Cyber Bullying”, jointly organized by the Mexican Ministry of Public Education (SEP) and the Mexican Commission for Cooperation with UNESCO (CONALMEX), in the city of Campeche.
Qatar signed the Declaration as a guest country.
This edition was chaired by the Mexican Minister of Education, Ms. Delfina Gomez, the Governor of the State of Campeche, Ms. Layda Sansores, as well as the ambassadors of Morocco, France and Qatar, said the Moroccan embassy in Mexico City in a statement.
The Director General of Unesco, Ms. Audrey Azoulay, the First Lady of France, Ms. Brigitte Macron, the Minister of National Education, Youth and Sports of France, Mr. Jean-Michel Blanquer as well as representatives of international organizations and many international experts also participated by videoconference in this UNESCO conference.
The Moroccan ambassador in Mexico City, Mr. Abdelfattah Lebbar, welcomed this initiative aimed at finding joint solutions to curb the phenomenon of bullying at school, stressing the importance given by the Kingdom to the fight against all forms of violence.
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