Regionális Együttműködési Osztály

The Indigenous Sámi People in Northern Europe

Europe/Budapest
Földszint-49. Zrínyi Miklós terem/Ludovika Főépület (Ludovika Főépület)

Földszint-49. Zrínyi Miklós terem/Ludovika Főépület

Ludovika Főépület

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The Minority Policy Research Group of the University of Public Service together with the Finnish Presidency of the Barents Euro-Arctic Council and the Finnish Embassy in Budapest is kindly inviting you to the lecture and round-table discussion: 

The Indigenous Sámi People in Northern Europe 

14.00-14.10.  

Welcome speech by Gergely Deli, Rector of the University of Public Service (UPS) 

14.10-14.40.  

Introduction

H.E. Pertti Juhani Anttinen, Ambassador of Finland in Budapest

Iván Gyurcsík, Head of the Minority Policy Research Group of the University of Public Service

Ambassador Jari Vilén, Chairman of the Finnish Presidency of Barents Euro-Arctic Council 

14.40-15.00.  

Keynote Speech by Anni Koivisto, Vice Chair of the Sámi Parliament in Finland

15.00-16.00.  

Round-table discussion and Q/A section

Moderator: 

Krisztián Manzinger,  Commissioned Head of Department of International Law, Károli Gáspár University a member of the Minority Policy Research Group

Participants:

Anni Koivisto, Vice Chair of the Sámi Parliament in Finland

Elisabeth Sándor-Szalayné, Deputy Commissioner for Fundamental Rights, Ombudsman for the Rights of National Minorities in Hungary

Norbert Tóth, Head of International Law DepartmentFaculty of Public Governance and International Studies, a member of the Minority Policy Research Group

Noémi Nagy, Associate professor International Law Department, Faculty of Public Governance and International Studies, a member of the Minority Policy Research Group

 

The event is in English, no interpretation is provided.

We are looking forward to Your kind participation!

Amb. Iván Gyurcsík, Head of the Minority Policy Research Group of the University of Public Service

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