Debates Parlamentares - Diário 019, p. 54 (2022-07-22)

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20. Recalling the youth-related commitments made in the Helsinki Final Act, as wellas OSCE Ministerial Council Declarations No. 3/14 (Basel), No. 5/15 (Belgrade)and No. 3/18 (Milan); the youth-related Resolutions of the OSCE PA, includingthe 2018 Resolution on A Shared Priority: Fostering Peace and Security throughEnabling Young People to Reach their Full Potential, and the 2019 Resolutionon the Integration of Gender and Youth Perspectives in Efforts to CombatClimate Change; and UNSCR 2250 on Youth, Peace and Security, and therecently adopted UNSCR 2535 (2020),

21. Inspired and encouraged by the adoption of a Youth, Peace and SecurityNational Action Plan by Finland with a view to implementing UNSCR 2250, andstressing the importance for other participating States to follow this example andincrease their domestic efforts to address youth, peace and security issues,

22. Concerned by the growing impact of conflicts and wars on young people withinthe OSCE area and neighbouring States, and the negative repercussions forfuture generations,

The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly:

23. Calls upon OSCE participating States to join international efforts to uphold therole of youth in contributing to a culture of peace, dialogue, justice, trust, andreconciliation;

24. Calls for greater collaboration and co-operation among young members ofparliaments of the OSCE participating States, and recommends the integrationof the network of young parliamentarians into the formal structures of the OSCEParliamentary Assembly;

25. Underlines the importance of co-ordination among OSCE structures regardingyouth and security issues and of implementation of relevant Ministerial Councildecisions and further commitments;

26. Urges participating States to develop and adopt a cross-dimensional OSCEYouth Strategy and Action Plan;

27. Calls upon governments to ensure that public services not only meet the political,economic, social and security needs of youth, but also promote young people’sactive role in shaping community development, and to take active steps toachieve this,

28. Encourages the OSCE participating States to develop domestic youthparliamentary working groups aimed at supporting the exchange of goodpractices between young people and parliamentarians, enhancing dialogue withpublic institutions, strengthening the assessments of young people’s needs, and

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19. Further emphasizing the importance of ensuring that opportunities for youthengagement are offered to every category of young people, both thoseinside and outside urban centres, including youth with minority and migrantbackgrounds, disabled youth, and without any other form of discrimination,20. Recalling the youth-related commitments made in the Helsinki Final Act, as wellas OSCE Ministerial Council Declarations No. 3/14 (Basel), No. 5/15 (Belgrade)and No. 3/18 (Milan); the youth-related Resolutions of the OSCE PA, includingthe 2018 Resolution on A Shared Priority: Fostering Peace and Security throughEnabling Young People to Reach their Full Potential, and the 2019 Resolutionon the Integration of Gender and Youth Perspectives in Efforts to CombatClimate Change; and UNSCR 2250 on Youth, Peace and Security, and therecently adopted UNSCR 2535 (2020),21. Inspired and encouraged by the adoption of a Youth, Peace and SecurityNational Action Plan by Finland with a view to implementing UNSCR 2250, andstressing the importance for other participating States to follow this example andincrease their domestic efforts to address youth, peace and security issues,22. Concerned by the growing impact of conflicts and wars on young people withinthe OSCE area and neighbouring States, and the negative repercussions forfuture generations,The OSCE Parliamentary Assembly: 23. Calls upon OSCE participating States to join international efforts to uphold therole of youth in contributing to a culture of peace, dialogue, justice, trust, andreconciliation;24. Calls for greater collaboration and co-operation among young members ofparliaments of the OSCE participating States, and recommends the integrationof the network of young parliamentarians into the formal structures of the OSCEParliamentary Assembly;25. Underlines the importance of co-ordination among OSCE structures regardingyouth and security issues and of implementation of relevant Ministerial Councildecisions and further commitments;26. Urges participating States to develop and adopt a cross-dimensional OSCEYouth Strategy and Action Plan;27. Calls upon governments to ensure that public services not only meet the political,economic, social and security needs of youth, but also promote young people’sactive role in shaping community development, and to take active steps toachieve this,28. Encourages the OSCE participating States to develop domestic youthparliamentary working groups aimed at supporting the exchange of goodpractices between young people and parliamentarians, enhancing dialogue withpublic institutions, strengthening the assessments of young people’s needs, andII SÉRIE-D — NÚMERO 19 –––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––––54

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