Jordanian Advocate Stresses Urgency of Inclusivity Amid Global Challenges

Baku: Inclusivity is not a theoretical issue at a time when the world is going through difficult trials, emphasized Asia Abdel Mutaleb Yaghi, President of Jordan's 'I am Human' Society for the Rights of Persons with Disabilities. She delivered this message during her speech at the 'Inclusive Cities and Independent Living for Persons with Disabilities' session held at WUF13, as reported by APA.

According to Azeri-Press News Agency, Yaghi highlighted that the concept of inclusivity extends beyond engineering, urban planning, or services, encompassing a much broader concept crucial for the future of societies. She pointed out that the transformations and conflicts occurring globally are posing significant challenges, underscoring the necessity for inclusivity in addressing these issues.

Concluding her speech, Yaghi expressed her appreciation to Azerbaijan for hosting the conference, acknowledging the importance of such a platform for facilitating dialogue on critical societal issues.