Faculty: FASE
Department: IRD
Department: IRD
Type of the workshop: International workshop
The workshop in brief: Other information about the Event:
On November 16th, 2023, the International Relations and Diplomacy Department, in collaboration with Institute of Political Science and Security Studies of University of Szczecin, Poland and Polish Political Science Association (Szczecin Branch), organized a hybrid international workshop on “The Impact of Socio-Political Changes in the Middle East on Migration.”
The workshop began with a welcome address by the moderator, Dr. Anna Linka who explained the main objective of the workshop and introduced the distinguished guest speakers
• stability and availability of work opportunities could address the issue of migration.
Participants: Participants ,Assist Lecturer, Research Assistant
Date and time: November 16th, 2023
Place: university of Szczecin, Poland
Place: university of Szczecin, Poland
Session topics:
• “Images of Migration from Middle East to Poland – Imaginations Vs Facts and Reports,”
• “An Unending Migration and the Problem of Sustainability in Turkiye’s Migration Policies.”
• “Images of Migration from Middle East to Poland – Imaginations Vs Facts and Reports,”
• “An Unending Migration and the Problem of Sustainability in Turkiye’s Migration Policies.”
Presenters names and affiliations:
• Dr. Mohammad Salih Mustafa, Head of International Relations and Diplomacy Department, Tishk International University
• Nezir Akyesilmen, Selçuk Üniversitesi
• Ali Saleh Hamdan, Karwan Saleh Waisi, University of Zakho
• Muzaffar Bimay, Batman Üniversitesi, Przemysław Osiewicz, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Witold Repetowicz
• Fuad Jomma, Anna Linka, and Tomasz Czapiewski, University of Szczecin, Poland
migration should be seen as a natural and positive process. They collectively recommend that favorable migration/immigration policies should be formulated and implemented, and the root causes of migration, especially humanitarian migration, should be addressed.
• Dr. Mohammad Salih Mustafa, Head of International Relations and Diplomacy Department, Tishk International University
• Nezir Akyesilmen, Selçuk Üniversitesi
• Ali Saleh Hamdan, Karwan Saleh Waisi, University of Zakho
• Muzaffar Bimay, Batman Üniversitesi, Przemysław Osiewicz, Adam Mickiewicz University, Poznań, Witold Repetowicz
• Fuad Jomma, Anna Linka, and Tomasz Czapiewski, University of Szczecin, Poland
Outcome of the workshop:
migration should be seen as a natural and positive process. They collectively recommend that favorable migration/immigration policies should be formulated and implemented, and the root causes of migration, especially humanitarian migration, should be addressed.
