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Institute of World Policy in partnership with Institute for European Policies and Reforms (Chisinau) organized a round table “Minorities and the Construction of Inclusive Society
in Ukraine and Moldova” on August 26-27.Over two days the prominent Ukrainian and Moldovan experts had been discussing a wide range of issues connected to minority protection and creation of truly inclusive societies in Moldova and Ukraine. In particular, they focused on such issues as EU framework for protection and inclusion of minorities, successes and failures of minorities integration, challenges and issues that should be at the foundation of the national strategy for minorities’ integration, political representation and political participation of minorities.
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Participants: prof. Stefan Wolff (University of Birmingham), Martin Sieg (Institute for European Policies and Reforms), Natalia Belitser (the Pylyp Orlyk Institute for Democracy), Tatiana Costev ( (Minority Empowerment Project in Moldova), Ruslan Stanga (former Advisor on Minorities to the Prime Minister of Moldova), Vlad Kulminski (former Political Adviser to the Prime Minister of Moldova), Valeriu Chiveri (Institute for European Policies and Reforms), Alyona Getmanchuk (Institute of World Policy), Leonid Litra (Institute of World Policy), Volodymyr Kulyk ( I.F. Kuras Institute of Political and Ethnic Studies of the National Academy of Sciences of Ukraine), prof. Oleh Kalakura( I.F. Kuras Institute of Political and Ethnic Studies), Olena Zakharova (International Centre for Policy Studies), and others.

In addition, the experts from Kharkiv, Odesa, Chernivtsi and Kherson revealed the regional dimensions of the problem.
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