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Take part in the National Migration Dialogue 2023 on 5 July and join the discussion about the local challenges for Ukrainian displaced persons in the Netherlands and the broader national and European perspective of this.
What problems do municipalities identify? How can they themselves contribute to the future of Ukrainian displaced persons? What could the national government do about this? Or the European Commission?
The Migration Advisory Council presents its follow-up report on the need for a long-term vision for Ukrainian displaced persons. State Secretary Van der Burg has been asked to receive it.
This is followed by a discussion with, among others, Lodewijk Asscher (European Commission’s special adviser for Ukraine), Harm Benthem (Director of Newcomers (Ukraine and Asylum) of the Municipality of The Hague) and representatives from the Ukrainian community, such as Oksana Savchuk (Ukrainian House, Rotterdam).
The interactive workshops that follow are about:
Your moderator is Ali Al-Jaberi.
The National Migration Dialogue is hosted by the municipality of The Hague and takes place in collaboration with the LDE Center for Governance of Migration and Diversity.
Program National Migration Dialogue
13.30 Walk-in
14.00 Opening
14.10 Presentation alert – Monique Kremer, chairman AM
14.20 Presentation alert to State Secretary Van der Burg (ov)
14.30 Dialogue with:
15:30 Break
15.55 Workshops
17:00 Plenary closing with recap and artistic performance
17:30 Drinks
18:00 End
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