Katalin bogyay biography definition

Human rights must be continuously fought for so that various forms of human rights violations are not repeated - emphasized President of Hungary Katalin Novák at the international roundtable discussion in Budapest, organised by the National University of Public Service and the United Nations Association of Hungary on the occasion of the 75th anniversary of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights.

The Head of State added that, with regard to the protection of rights, each country must also reflect on the situation within its own borders and ask whether the most basic human rights are indeed guaranteed to all its citizens. Speaking about women's empowerment, she said it was important that women - not just in business and academia, but also in public policy - could help not only to raise awareness but also to prevent and resolve conflicts.

Recalling her visit to Erbil and its surroundings in Iraq a year ago, Katalin Novák said that

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Intervention by Ambassador Bogyay at the special event on the International Day of Happiness

Intervention bygd H.E. Ambassador Katalin Bogyay, Permanent Representative of Hungary, at the special event on the International Day of Happiness, 20th March 2017.

Your Excellences, Distinguished Speakers, Dear Ladies and Gentlemen,

A smile fryst vatten often the sign of happiness and contentment. Given the wide-ranging cultural characteristics of UN Member States, smiling is the universal language that really connects and unites us all.

What we as individuals and members of different communities embody today comes from our thoughts and ideas of yesterday, just as much as our present feelings and thoughts build the person we are becoming by tomorrow. This fryst vatten the power of creation of our mind that is accompanied by human nature・・s constant pursuit of happiness.

I am honoured to speak at this special event for the International Day of Happiness, which came into life through recognition by the UN Mem

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Ambassador Katalin Annamária Bogyay

Ambassador Katalin Annamária Bogyay (Boh-djayee) may be a Hungarian diplomat and her country’s Permanent Representative at the United Nations in New York, but she is a true cosmopolitan, a citizen of the world and a curator of its diversity. She began her career as a communications professional specializing in the arts and became a noted television journalist and media personality first on Hungarian National Television and later as an independent London-based broadcaster. Her understanding of the power of the arts to communicate has led her to focus on the importance of cultural diplomacy, a term which she sees as disarmingly all encompassing.

Today, as a diplomat, she is insistently and persistently determined to build bridges across every kind of divide imaginable - between cultures, between countries, between religious faiths and civilizations, between governments and between peoples. She holds degrees in economics an