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Our new editorial policy

Since January 1, 2010, we have taken a shift in our editorial stance, to now include covering all activities of the International Organizations in Geneva (including NGO's).

The main objective for our new direction is to contribute to International Geneva (Geneva or multilateral), as one could also define as the most multicultural city in Switzerland.

Our work seeks to enhance the information for all the international functions of Geneva and the main components of its identity: diplomacy, cooperation and multilateral conferences, trade, finance and global arbitration; the free flow of ideas and knowledge; cosmopolitan, multicultural, and cross-border solidarity.

The actors in International Geneva

International actors of "Geneva International" form a composite world, fragmented and abundant, consisting of several groups:

States and their representatives, numbering 160.

International organizations (IO's), 50 represented in Geneva.

Nongovernmental organizations (NGOs) 1,200 (250 recognized by the Swiss Mission to the UN).

Approximately 40,000 people make up "international community" (diplomatic, international civil servants employed in foreign missions, scientists at CERN, family members and domestic private persons.

Some 170,000 participants at international meetings and dozens of heads of state and high level dignitaries attend Geneva every year. Geneva is the first centre for meetings and conferences in the world.

Our goal

Swisslatin covers various areas of intervention of the International Organizations: peace and security, personal protection, health, environment and quality of life, economy, labour and technology, education and culture, spirituality and religions.

Our goal is to bring the message of the International Geneva hearings to the local Hispanic and English-speaking world, in simple, straightforward language.

We are helping to strengthen the position of Geneva internationally, and we promote dialogue, cooperation and synergies with international organizations.

Our commitment is to maintain regular interaction with international actors, and educate our readers to the issues and challenges of NGOs and the international organizations.

On the other hand, we contribute to the strengthening of one of the major international policies for Switzerland.

Finally, we provide our readers with sometimes technical information, written in an accessible language, covering a wide variety of topics not only for the IO’s and NGO's based in Geneva, but also of sports institutions such as FIFA in Zurich, The Olympic Committee in Lausanne, and the Universal Postal Union in Bern.

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