Britain served as host for an international working group bringing together representatives of Jewish communities from seven countries. The purpose of the meeting was to coordinate practical steps aimed at countering antisemitism. Participants discussed current challenges facing Jewish communities in different countries and exchanged experience of successful initiatives. During the negotiations, special attention was given to developing joint approaches and cooperation mechanisms between states and public organizations. The initiative reflects growing concern about the rise of antisemitic sentiment in various regions of the world and the international community's commitment to coordinated action. Meeting organizers emphasized the importance of uniting efforts at both state and public levels for effective counteraction to this problem.