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UNESCO IESALC’s launches its Policy Insight 17, which takes stock of progress made across countries worldwide regarding the recognition of higher education qualifications acquired abroad. Building on the data from the Higher Education Policy Observatory, it highlights differences between world regions and income groups in the share of countries that either ratified the UNESCO Global Convention or a regional convention, adopted a national policy for that purpose, or are still to incorporate these principles in their legal system.

Participated as panelists-

-Luca Lantero, President of the Lisbon Recognition Convention Committee Bureau and Director General of the Italian Information Center on Academic Mobility and Equivalence (CIMEA), Italy
-Gonzalo Baroni Boces, President of the Buenos Aires Convention Committee and Director of Education of the Ministry of Education and Culture, Uruguay
-Dolly Seow-Ganesan, Chair of the Tokyo Convention Committee and Director of Qualifications Recognition Services, New Zealand
-Lamine Guèye, President of the Addis Convention Committee for Africa and Executive Secretary of the National Quality Assurance Authority for Higher Education, Research and Innovation, Senegal
-Francesc Pedró, Director, UNESCO IESALC
-Victoria Galán-Muros, Chief of Research and Analysis, UNESCO IESALC.
-Mathias Bouckaert, Policy Analyst, UNESCO IESALC.
-Vanja Gutovic, Education Speclialist, UNESCO.
-Borhene Chakroun, Director, Division for Policies and Lifelong Learning Systems, UNESCO.

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