The Zionist conference was instrumental in formalizing and promoting the goals and beliefs of the Zionist movement. It helped to bring together various factions within the movement and establish a unified vision for establishing a Jewish state in Palestine. The conference also helped to increase international awareness and support for the Zionist cause, leading to increased migration of Jews to Palestine and ultimately playing a role in the establishment of the state of Israel in 1948. Additionally, the conference laid the groundwork for future Zionist organizations and initiatives, shaping the movement's trajectory for years to come.
