First International Forum on Complementary Pathways for Admission to Third Countries

7-25 November 2022 - Online

Event Host/Institute: Sanremo Institute
Event date and time (to and from): 7-25 November 2022
Event location/venue: Virtually
Event type: International Conference

The International Forum on Complementary Pathways for Admission to Third Countries will raise awareness and advocate for the expansion of complementary pathways for safe admission of refugees to third countries as a complementary channel of protection to the traditional durable solutions for refugees.

The Online Forum will be delivered in English from 7 to 25 November 2022.
The first week will comprise a self-study phase, and the remaining two weeks will include daily live sessions, scheduled from 3:00 pm to 4:30 pm, Rome time (CET).

The Forum is designed to benefit the following audiences:
– Government officials and other civil servants with competencies in education, labour and admission policies;  
– Professors and other academic staff representing universities interested in fostering inclusion of refugee students;  
– Members of the private sector, civil society and other interested stakeholders including student associations and refugee-led organizations; and
– Staff of international organizations with mandates relating to the promotion of complementary pathways, including the UNHCR. 

Candidates are invited to register for the Forum by 31 October 2022.
An official Certificate for Ambassadorship for Complementary Pathways will be awarded to attendees for their efforts in advocating for the expansion of complementary pathways for admission to third countries.

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