Date and time: 21 February 1:15 pm CET Stockholm time (90 min)
Registration: Click to register on Zoom
Moderator: Dr. Amjad Mohammed Saleem, IFRC/Network for Dialogue
Speakers: Emmanouil Manoledakis, European Commission DG HOME
Mladen Kovacevic, St Sava Orthodox Church, Serbia
Rositsa Atanasova, Policy Expert/Network for Dialogue
Nejra Kadic Meskic, Center for Cultural Dialogue/Network for Dialogue
Jelena Djurdjevic, Jesuit Refugee Service Serbia/Network for Dialogue
Dima Mahjoub, Diaspora Network Alliance/Network for Dialogue
Marleno Nika, Zaatar NGO Athens/Network for Dialogue
Dr. Angela Maria Arbelaez, Art Bridges/Network for Dialogue
Danijela Popovic, Synyparxis Ecumenical Refugee Programme of the Church of Greece/Network for Dialogue
Aleksandra Djuric Milovanovic
Type: Crucial Talk – Panel Discussion
About: KAICIID’s established platform Network for Dialogue gathers faith-based and civil society organizations working on social inclusion of refugees and migrants across Europe, using dialogue in their work. Several organizations will share some of their main challenges and possible solutions for the organizations working at the grassroot level with refugees and migrants in transit countries.
The panel discussion aims to address following questions:
* How can interreligious and intercultural dialogue support the work of NGOs and FBOs on issues regarding social inclusion of refugees and migrants?
* How can we speak about social inclusion in transit countries?
* What is the role of the programmes FBOs and NGOs are offering for integration processes in the destination countries?
In the discussion, along with Network member organizations, speakers will include representatives from the European Commission DG Home Office Greece and religious leaders from the Serbian Orthodox Church. The aim of the panel discussion is to propose several recommendations in dialogue with policy makers and religious leaders which can raise awareness on the important role of transit countries for refugees and migrants in Europe as one step closer to integration in their destination countries.
Language: English
More information: Visit our webpage Network for Dialogue