Too early to plan Erdoğan’s retirement party

Too early to plan Erdoğan’s retirement party

14 September 2019 | Opinion

President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan hosted Turkey's 30 metropolitan mayors in Ankara on Wednesday. Together with cabinet ministers and members of the Presidential Council for Local Government Policy, he listened to their proposals and instructed his team to take necessary steps to accomplish key goals.

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eylül, 2019

24sep13:15- 14:45Presentation of European Islamophobia Report 2018

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On September 24, 2019 SETA and Leopold Weiss Institute will organize a side-event about the presentation of the European Islamophobia Report 2018 in Warsaw/ Poland during the “2019 Human Dimension Implementation Meeting” organized by OSCE Office for Democratic Institutions and Human Rights (ODIHR). In this side-event, the findings of the past year’s report and the events related to Islamophobia happened so far in European countries will be discussed.

Panellists of the side-event will include the co-editor of the European Islamophobia Report and Coordinator of SETA Brussels Office Enes Bayraklı, co-editor of the report Farid Hafez, the author of national report of Finland Enrique Tessieri and the author of national report of Hungary Gabi Gőbl. In the light of current developments, the event will serve to draw attention to the rising level of Islamophobia in the European countries.

We would be honoured to have you at our event.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Hacı Mehmet Boyraz – mboyraz@setav.org