As current events continue to demonstrate the need for a more humane and cooperative system of international migration, encouraging the dialogue on how to facilitate this at the international level is essential. The Hague Process is one of a number of international efforts that have been initiated to investigate and develop new ideas on achieving better and fairer governance of migration processes. Based on the 21 Principles of the Declaration of Hague published in 2002, the Hague Process engages decision-makers, the business community, and civil society (including migrants and refugees) in dialogue about the role of immigration and asylum in a globalizing world.

Speaker: Frans Bouwen, Convenor of the Club of The Hague and the Hague Process

Moderator: Kathleen Newland, Director, Migration Policy Institute

What: A Briefing on the Future of International Refugee and Migration Policy

Where: MPI Conference Room 1400 16th, NW, Suite 300 (third floor)

RSVP: Acceptances only to Fancy Sinantha at (202) 266-1929 or events@migrationpolicy.org

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This briefing is a part of MPI's "Migration Policies and Processes in Europe" visitor series funded by the European Commission Delegation in Washington, D.C.