Displaced Talent for Europe (DT4E) Conference
September 11, 2024 — September 12, 2024 | 8:00 AM — 5:00 PM CEST

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The Faculty, 47 Rue des Vétérinaires
Anderlecht 1070
Fragomen will be participating in the upcoming Displaced Talent for Europe (DT4E) conference, set to take place in Brussels and online on 11 and 12 September 2024. This event will bring together stakeholders and policymakers from across Europe to discuss and shape the future of labour mobility pathways for refugees.
Over the course of two dynamic days, participants will have an opportunity to delve into the learnings and insights of the EU-funded and IOM-led DT4E programme, paving the way for robust discussions on advancing refugee labour mobility in Europe and beyond. The in-person event will be hosted at The Faculty Brussels (Rue des Vétérinaires 47, 1070 Anderlecht, Brussels). The webinars will also be live streamed for online attendees and links will be made available closer to the date.
This conference represents a pivotal moment to harness the momentum generated by DT4E, fostering collaboration and innovative strategies that will help define the landscape of refugee mobility and workforce integration.
Fragomen Participation
Wednesday, 11 September
10:00 AM Putting Complementary Labour Pathways to Europe into Practice
Gemma Hyslop, Senior Manager
Thursday, 12 September
9:00 AM The legal framework for Displaced Talent Mobility in Europe: Challenges and Perspectives
Fatima Aydin, Senior Manager
1:00 PM Focus on the Employers
David Crawford, Partner
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