World Economic Forum
The number of refugees could double in the next decade, the head of UNHCR says why
Mar 7, 2024
The podcast discusses the alarming possibility of the number of refugees doubling in the next decade if global efforts to stop wars fail. It emphasizes the importance of global cooperation and political commitment to address the growing refugee crisis. Various urgent global refugee matters, the evolution of geopolitics, and the World Economic Forum's role in tackling humanitarian crises and climate refugee challenges are highlighted.
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- The number of refugees and displaced people worldwide could double in a decade if political solutions to stop war are not found.
- The UNHCR emphasizes the urgent need for global leaders to prioritize addressing the refugee crisis over temporary humanitarian responses.
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Global Challenge of Refugee Crisis
Forced migration, refugees, and displacements present a global challenge that demands global responses. Conflict remains the primary driver of displacement, with an alarming 114 million refugees and displaced individuals worldwide. The UN High Commissioner for Refugees emphasizes the urgent need for political investment and unity to address this crisis. Humanitarian responses are crucial but temporary, highlighting the significance of seeking lasting political solutions.
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