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Support of the Confederation for the people affected by the war in Ukraine
- Support for the Lugano Principles
- Ukraine Mine action Conference: Road to Lausanne
- Support for the Lugano Principles
Support for the Lugano Principles
41 states and 18 international organisations adopted the Lugano Declaration and its seven principles at the Ukraine Recovery Conference 2022 in Lugano. The political reconstruction process was thus launched on a broad basis.
