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BY THE SOCIAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL OF CURACAO | 721 NEWS

April 11, 2019

BY THE SOCIAL ECONOMIC COUNCIL OF CURACAO | 721 NEWS
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CURACAO, Willemstad —

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During the symposium the following topics will be addressed:

Opportunities and challenges of migration (management): myths and misconceptions; controversies, the liberal paradox; changing the narrative

Migration and sustainable development: (global and regional) evidence-based findings on the relationship between migration and sustainable socio-economic development. How to optimize the benefits and minimize the costs?

(Global) Trends in labor migration policies and refugee policies: lessons learned on effectiveness of policies & best practices.

Caribbean perspective on effective migration policies. How can we best govern migration to enhance socioeconomic development?

More information on the symposium – program, speakers and approach– will be made available on the website of SER Curacao soon.

www.ser.cw )

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