Al-Krawi urges policies to reduce isolation

The Marrakech Conference, organized by the Global Social Work Council, addressed the issue of social isolation. The event called for the development of public policies to combat social isolation. Speakers emphasized the importance of building precise scientific knowledge about the phenomenon and integrating it into legislative frameworks and human rights. They also encouraged awareness-raising and training for professionals, alongside analyzing experiences from 17 countries across different continents. The Conference highlighted the significance of addressing social isolation as one of the major consequences of modern social transformations, which threaten to produce new generations of the poor and unemployed. Given the increasing and diverse forms of isolation, there is a need for practical and innovative approaches to strengthen social bonds through statements and recommendations that promote social cohesion amid global economic and social shifts.

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