2018年CRI 与会代表呼吁按期召开南南人权论坛（在线收听）

In concluding the consensus reached during the event, the forum has issued the "Beijing Declaration" to announce the common views shared by the over 300 international participants.

All parties agreed that south-south cooperation, which refers to exchanges among developing nations, plays a crucial role in promoting the development of global human rights, and countries should maintain such collaborations to tackle future challenges.

The participants also expected the international community to provide more support to developing countries in the human rights field.

Referring to the declaration and the forum, Akhmad Ismailov, First Deputy Director of the National Human Rights Center in Uzbekistan, said he has learned a lot in China and will bring back useful information from the meeting.

"The forum provided a large platform to build friendships, promote tolerance and facilitate mutual understanding. I'll share with the people in my country about the experiences and achievements I've witnessed in Beijing. All participants here have been talking about one subject, and that is a harmonious and an amicable coexistence."

The official also emphasized that the Beijing Declaration is very practical, saying it has drawn a global blueprint, which involves not only Chinese but also international issues and organizations.

Many other attendees of the forum are calling for the event to run regularly in the future.

Mohammad Musa Mahmodi, Executive Director of the Independent Human Rights Commission in Afghanistan, said future meetings can provide a constant platform for developing nations to share their experience in human rights with one another.

"I hope that in the future the forum should not be a one-time event. It continues to be like this. I think many countries in the south have the means to continue the considerations of forum."

Christian Mestre, Honorary Dean of the Law School at the University of Strasbourg in France, said the regular occurrence of such meetings can help to ensure their positive global influence.

"I think we have to repeat the same thing because this thing must be heard by all persons and one time is not efficient. But if you have a regular date concerning the forum each year, and we could take the same questions, same issues. I think there is a better one diffusion around the world."

In the "Beijing Declaration," the participants of the forum agreed that Chinese President Xi Jinping's proposal to build a community of shared future for humanity is a major concept, which conforms to the trend of the times, fits the requirements of development, and reflects the pursuit of a new human social value.

The Chinese president sent a congratulatory letter to the forum on Thursday, calling for respect to developing countries' will in human rights development.