Ouvrir la porte au dialogue
Journée mondiale des Réfugiés 2017
Trop souvent, nous parlons des réfugiés. Il est temps de les laisser nous raconter leur histoire.
A l’occasion de la Journée mondiale des réfugiés le 20 juin, le Groupe des Verts/ALE au Parlement européen lance un projet unique visant à ouvrir la porte au dialogue et à sensibiliser à la situation des réfugiés à travers le monde.
Nous vous invitons à entrer dans le container placé en face du Parlement européen et conçu comme un espace interactif qui vous permettra d’échanger avec des personnes à l’autre bout du monde. Le container renferme un « portail multimedia » perfectionné qui vous mettra en contact avec des réfugiés dans différents pays. Comme s’ils se trouvaient face à face, les interlocuteurs pourront communiquer, danser ou chanter depuis Bruxelles avec leurs correspondants en Jordanie, en Palestine, en Allemagne ou en Irak.
Consultez le programme détaillé ci-dessous (en anglais)
Brussels Draft Schedule
Date |
Time in Brussels |
Connecting Site |
Notes |
Connection Brussels |
June 20 |
10am-12pm |
Erbil, Iraq 11am-1pm |
The Portal is located in Harsham Camp, on the outskirts of the city of Erbil in northern Iraq. The camp hosts 1,500 internally displaced Iraqi families who fled the so-called Islamic State take-over of Mosul and surrounding villages in mid-2014. Erbil is the capital of Iraq's Kurdistan Region, which hosts around 1.5 million internally displaced Iraqis and almost 230,000 Syrian refugees. |
10:15 Official opening Greens/EFA president Ska Keller with Journalists 11:00 Co Presidents of Ecolo Zakia Khattabi and Patrick Dupriez |
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12:30pm-2:30pm |
Kigali, Rwanda 12:30-2:30pm |
In Kigali, we have invited UNHCR Rwanda and refugees and internally displaced Congolese Tutsi’s to visit our Portal at Impact Hub hosted by Kurema, Kureba, Kwiga - a public arts social enterprise using street-arts and art-actions to involve civil society in positive social change. |
12:30 School class 1:45 Green MEP Barbara Lochbihler (Germany) with german school class 2 pm group picture with Green Party leaders from all over Europe |
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3pm-5pm |
Amman, Jordan 4pm-6pm |
Our Portal in Amman is located at FABLAB, a collaboration with Refugee Open Ware. Refugee Open Ware works to harness advanced technology, co-creation and open innovation to reduce suffering, fulfill basic needs, and accelerate inclusive development in fragile and conflict-affected areas. Their mission is to catalyze investment in humanitarian technology, innovation and entrepreneurship, with and for conflict-affected communities. |
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6pm-8pm |
Berlin, Germany 6pm-8pm |
Our Berlin Portal is located at Migration Hub, which creates spaces where social entrepreneurs and organizations meet to design solutions for migration challenges. They identify and host promising social initiatives and social entrepreneurs working in the field of migration and integration. Many of the entrepreneurs working in the space are refugees or have been displaced. |
6 pm: Introduction by Greens/EFA president Philippe Lamberts 6:15 Concert by “Syrians got talent” |
June 21 |
9am-11am |
Herat, Afghanistan 11:30am-1:30pm |
The Herat Portal is located on the campus of Hariwa University, in the center of town, and run by the Afghan Development and Inspiration Bureau (ADIB). ADIB is dedicated to empowering young Afghan men and women through the promotion of entrepreneurship. |
9am acrobat class by circus artists 9:30 discussion with school class |
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11:30-1:30pm |
Gaza, Palestine 12:30-2:30pm |
Mercy Corps and Gaza Sky Geeks host the Portal in Gaza City. Gaza Sky Geeks was founded in 2011 to build Gaza’s startup movement. They run a vibrant co-working space. In 2013, the Gaza Sky Geeks accelerator began connecting top teams to global resources to transform Gaza’s most talented youth into the Middle East’s business leaders. |
11:30 Noah Tauche and school band 1pm MEP Terry Reintke |
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2-5pm |
Erbil, Iraq 3-6pm |
The Portal is located in Harsham Camp, on the outskirts of the city of Erbil in northern Iraq. The camp hosts 1,500 internally displaced Iraqi families who fled the so-called Islamic State take-over of Mosul and surrounding villages in mid-2014. Erbil is the capital of Iraq's Kurdistan Region, which hosts around 1.5 million internally displaced Iraqis and almost 230,000 Syrian refugees. |
2pm Discussion with High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy Federica Mogherini (tbc) 4pm discussion with William Swing, Director General International office for Migration
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6-8 PM |
Rye Arts Center, New York 12pm-2pm |
Leadership from HIAS - a local resettlement organization in Westchester, New York visit the Portal at the Rye Arts Center to discuss resettlement strategies. Mark Hetfield and Rabbi Jenni Rosen will be in attendance. |
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June 22 |
9am-11am |
Kabul, Afghanistan 11:30am-1:30pm |
The Portal is located at Turquoise Mountain, a non-profit, non-governmental organization regenerating the old city of Kabul, and spurring the sustainable development of the Afghan crafts industry. Refugees from UNHCR Afghanistan’s refugee camp would be invited to the Portal for dialogues. |
9.00 - 9.30 discussion with Jean Lambert, Green UK MEP 9:30-10:15 Discussion with School class 10:15 - 11:00 Discussion with German Green MEP Helga Trüpel members of the Committee for Culture and Education |
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11:15am-1:15am |
Erbil, Iraq 1:15pm-3:15pm |
The Portal is located in Harsham Camp, on the outskirts of the city of Erbil in northern Iraq. The camp hosts 1,500 internally displaced Iraqi families who fled the so-called Islamic State take-over of Mosul and surrounding villages in mid-2014. Erbil is the capital of Iraq's Kurdistan Region, which hosts around 1.5 million internally displaced Iraqis and almost 230,000 Syrian refugees. |
11:15 Laura Batalla; coordinator Friends of Turkey 11:30 Noah Tauche and school band |
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2:00pm-4:30pm |
Berlin, Germany 2:00pm-4:30pm |
Our Berlin Portal is located at Migration Hub, which creates spaces where social entrepreneurs and organizations meet to design solutions for migration challenges. They identify and host promising social initiatives and social entrepreneurs working in the field of migration and integration. Many of the entrepreneurs working in the space are refugees or have been displaced. |
2pm School class 3pm school class 4pm discussion with Jean Lambert, Green UK MEP |
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6pm-8pm |
Mexico City, Mexico 11am-1pm |
The Habesha Project is a neutral, not-for-profit, non-political, and non-faith based international Mexican-led humanitarian initiative aimed at sending a message of solidarity to the Syrian nation. It does so by making it possible for Syrian students, who have fled the conflict, to travel to Mexico to pursue higher education. In association with leading academic institutions, the Project will foster discussion designed to increase awareness about the humanitarian crisis in the Middle East, as well as regional and global implications of the conflict. |
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