The Romani-Plurilingual Policy Experimentation (RPPE) concluded with a closing conference in Bratislava on 3-4 June 2025, co-organised by the Council of Europe and the Slovak Ministry of Education. The event highlighted practical examples of inclusive, plurilingual, and intercultural education that support democratic culture, aligning with the Council of Europe's recommendations on the importance of plurilingual and intercultural education for democratic culture  (CM/Rec(2022)1). Participating schools and national representatives from Greece, Slovakia, and Slovenia shared successful approaches for integrating Romani language and culture into primary education, promoting educational inclusion and linguistic diversity.

The conference emphasised the importance of valuing students' identities and languages in education. It featured presentations, a webinar to disseminate project achievements, and discussions on sustaining the RPPE methodology. The event underscored plurilingual education as essential to fostering culturally diverse and inclusive democratic societies, benefiting Roma pupils and other linguistic and cultural minorities alike.