Prime Minister Mickoski honored the victims of WWII, recalling the deportation of over 7,000 Macedonian Jews to Treblinka. He emphasized that history is a lesson, urging society to uphold truth, tolerance, and justice, reaffirming that “Never again” is a commitment, not just a phrase.
A plenary session, “LESSONS FROM THE PAST – COMMITMENT TO THE FUTURE,” moderated by Rashela Mizrahi, featured Gjorge Ivanov, Rabbi Andrew Baker, J. D. Bindenagel, and Edward Serotta, who discussed the importance of preserving historical memory, combating anti-Semitism, and fostering justice and remembrance.
The Youth Panel: The Next 80 Years – Building a Future Rooted in Peace and Justice hosted by @aa_ivanov_school_of_leaders brought together young leaders to discuss the role of youth in shaping a just future. @anastasiia_dea moderated the panel, with insights from Rebeka Kostovska, Kalina Markovska, @danilo.krstovski , @lorydenx, and @zlatkovic.marco, highlighting youth activism, policy, and international cooperation.
The event underscored a collective responsibility to honor the past while forging a future rooted in peace, justice, and tolerance.
