In a second panel it was highlighted that effective territorial integration is the result of a joint effort by the local government, international cooperation and the community, as explained by the Inclusive Cities, Solidarity Communities project, where thanks to the recovery and adaptation of public spaces in the intervention neighborhoods, the population appropriates and builds community integration. The program has made progress in finding a sense of belonging in the spaces, places of coexistence and well-being of the populations that inhabit it (refugees, migrants and the host community), reducing the gaps of discrimination and xenophobia and providing better conditions in security and inclusion.

As a closing of the forum, the declaration of the governments of Cucuta and Villa del Rosario was made, in which the municipalities committed to work on a joint route for effective integration, highlighting that the event allowed assessing the path that the participating cities are taking towards positive transformation for a better urban future, based on inclusion and territorial development, keeping in mind that there are challenges that must be addressed in the prevention of xenophobia, promotion of services, construction of the city from the perspective differentiated and to strengthen public policy instruments based on information and data.