SIMON WIESENTHAL CENTER FOUNDER TO SPEAK AT GLOBAL CONFERENCE ON ANTI-SEMITISMAND OTHER FORMS OF INTOLERANCE
Rabbi Marvin Hier, the Center’s founder and dean will serve on theUnited States delegation to this week’s 2005 Conference on Antisemitism and Other Forms of Intolerance in Cordoba, Spain. Rabbi Hier waschosen to participate because of the Wiesenthal Center’s expertise in tolerance education and in recognition of the Center’s crucial role in combatingantisemitism.
Heading the U.S. delegation will be New York Governor George E.Pataki. His Majesty Juan Carlos I, King of Spain will open this year’s event which will focus on practical steps to combat intolerance.
The gathering, which will be attended by 55 nations plusNon-Governmental Organizations from around the world, will build on last year’s conferences in Berlin and Brussels, both of which were attended byWiesenthal Center representatives. The sponsor of the conference is the Organization for Security and Cooperation in Europe (OSCE) which is comprised of55 nations, including the United States, Canada and the countries of Europe and Eurasia.
In the days ahead, you will be informed of the developments, theoutcome, the atmosphere, and the solutions presented at this important, international conference.
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