The Helsinki Process on Globalisation and Democracy was initiated in 2000 by the Finnish and Tanzanian governments to address critical issues relating to globalization and democracy such as health, security, small arms, corruption. The Helsinki Process seeks to strengthen North-South cooperation and encourage a multi-stakeholder networking involving labour unions, academic institutions, civil society, private sector, media, and governments. The ultimate goal of this conference was to build commitment for the implementation of of neccessary steps towards eradicating poverty.
The conference ended today at with concluding remarks by co-Chairs of the Helsinki Process
and commitments to change.
The conference ended today at with concluding remarks by co-Chairs of the Helsinki Process
and commitments to change.
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