that it is the existence of evil is proven by the fact that in life. Evil indeed is the deeper and harder vision of what we mean when we talk about attacks on lives. Therefore approaches based on recognition of the so-called universality of the individuals should not be converted into an empty husk. We must ensure that peoples’ lives are protected in each and every instance, and this covers each individual belonging to a minority. This is why I think this Forum has been established and that there are so many people who are struggling to preserve minorities. I believe in order to bring about a significant mood of change it will be necessary to overcome traditional and political fragmented approaches and rather we must promote coordination within governments among international and local bodies, non-governmental organisations and we will require a much more holistic mind-set embodying all of the different sectors; improving the links between the humanitarian systems and development processes. In conclusion I would like to say that it will be vital to overcome the lack of political will. Which is often the factor of today’s real situation to find resources to do away with crisis and also to lay aside discourse on security in the face of terrorism, which has polluted healthy thinking on the way in which we deal with our borders. This has led to a situation, which is incompatible with the protection of persons and in our context basically the protection of minorities. I think that we are being appealed to act in this way and we must not forget this in the current juncture.