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Global Youth Dialogue among Civilizations Held at UNESCO Headquarters
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2026-06-01•中文 (Chinese)
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Guangming Daily report by Huang Hao: The Global Youth Dialogue among Civilizations convened at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris under the theme 'The Art of Elegance, The Expression of the World'.
Guangming Daily (Paris, by Huang Hao): On the afternoon of May 28 local time, the Global Youth Dialogue among Civilizations hosted by the Global Youth Dialogue among Civilizations Alliance was successfully held at UNESCO Headquarters in Paris, France. Themed "The Art of Elegance, The Expression of the World", the event attracted nearly 100 young leaders, scholars, practitioners, designers, models, and international representatives from China, France, Germany, the United States, Argentina, Morocco, Turkey, Chile, South Korea, India, Italy, and Nigeria.
In his opening speech, GYDCA Executive Chairman Zhang Jing stated that the concept of "civilizational dialogue" shines with unprecedented brilliance on today's international multilateral stage. He noted that the Alliance is committed to creating an authentic exchange platform for global youth to deepen understanding and expand cooperation across topics including art, educational innovation, youth leadership, and global development, empowering youth to take an active role in international civilizational mutual learning.
During the cultural showcase, youth delegates shared presentations on how "elegance" is embodied in their respective cultures through fashion, architecture, etiquette, traditional arts, and social life. French singer Axelle Saint-Cirel, who performed the French national anthem *La Marseillaise* at the Paris Olympics opening ceremony, presented on "French Elegance," decoding the aesthetic philosophies of "effortlessness," "restraint," and "natural confidence" in French culture and discussing how France has long shaped its global image through art and language. Former Miss Asia Tian Mi also shared profound reflections on Eastern aesthetic values and inner self-cultivation.
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Originally published by Guangming Daily on 2026-06-01. Preserved for official research, public transparency, and diplomatic archives.


