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VMC2022 | Same but different: Global perspectives on migration challenges

We live in times beset by global challenges, including natural disasters linked to climate change, rising living costs, the eruption of new conflicts (and the persistence of longstanding ones), an economic slowdown and acute labour shortages. This panel explores how responsive migration policies can help to mitigate some of the consequences of these challenges for domestic and global publics, including those related to asylum, resettlement and labour migration. Speakers share the perspectives and recent initiatives of Australia, the EU and the United States – representing some of the most sought-after global migration destinations. How are these countries responding to current events? What innovations are being implemented, and what more can be done to move the needle forward on developing and fine-tuning responsive policy? Speakers: Marta Youth, Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Population, Refugees and Migration, U.S. Department of State, United States Andrew Rose, Minister Counsellor, Home Affairs, Australian Permanent Mission to the Office of the United Nations in Geneva Luigi Soreca, Ambassador-at-Large, Special Envoy for External Aspects of Migration, European External Action Service Pierre Vimont, Senior Fellow, Carnegie Europe Moderator: Ralph Genetzke, Director, Brussels Mission, ICMPD