Dunaj Institute Dialogue was pleased to contribute to the UNGA81 programme in New York, organized by the Journalists and Writers Foundation (JWF) together with its international partners.
This year’s programme brought together 88 international guests from 27 countries through the High-Level Reception, SDGs Roundtable Discussions and the SDGs Conference 2026, creating a platform for dialogue among diplomats, academics, civil society representatives and international experts.
As part of Dunaj’s contribution from Poland, *Dr. Małgorzata Bonikowska, President of the Centre for International Relations, joined Panel 1: *“Renewing Multilateral Systems for a New Global Framework,” contributing to the discussion on emerging trends shrinking civic spaces amid rapid geopolitical changes.
We sincerely thank @Journalists and Writers Foundation for bringing together such a diverse international community and Dr. Małgorzata Bonikowska for accepting our invitation and sharing her expertise and perspective.
We are glad to have contributed to this international exchange and look forward to continuing our cooperation around dialogue, sustainable development and global challenges.
Join the 11th Annual SDGs Conference 2026, taking place on 23 September 2026 in New York, in the margins of the 81st Session of the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA81).
The conference will bring together diplomats, civil society leaders, academics, journalists and human rights advocates for three major panel discussions:
🔹 Renewing Multilateral Systems for a New Global Framework
🔹 Bridging Divides: Strengthening Civic Trust and Rebuilding Shared Values
🔹 Press Freedom and Independent Journalism as a Cross-Cutting Enabler of Peace
📅 23 September 2026
📍 New York
💻 Online participation via Zoom is also available
Those who cannot attend in person can register to follow the panel discussions online via Zoom.
👉 Programme details & registration:
https://jwf.org/sdgs-conference-2026/projects/sdgs/
