The document discusses intercultural dialogue and minority rights. It explores how minorities can be defined based on criteria or comparisons to majorities. The main challenges of intercultural meetings are discussed at the personal, social, and national levels, including prejudices, economic differences, languages barriers, and media influence. The document recommends ways the EU can facilitate intercultural exchange, such as education, communication, travel, and meetings. Individual characteristics of a future inclusive European culture are described, including respecting all cultures, understanding differences, and embracing opportunities to engage with other cultures.

1. Interethnic dialogue & Minorities’ rights

2. We’re all part of a minority… How can we define minority? By Criteria By Comparison Being part of minority is something dynamic

3. How can we define a minority? By Criteria By Comparison We can compare two or more parts of a group choosing criteria. In this way one part assumes the role of Majority and the others of Minority. Languages, Religions, Appereances, Experiences, Origins, Social Condition, etc…

4. The main problems of a meeting between cultures… Differences Personal level Social level National level languages habits religion comunication misunderstanding lifestyle stereotypes wars in the past fanatism