EME Region Conference 2016: First Announcement

The next IARF Europe and Middle East Region Conference will be held on 22 – 25 August 2016 in Skopje and Tetovo, Macedonia, in collaboration with our local member group, the Macedonia mapBektashi Order (here you can read about IARF’s delegation recent visit to the region which included, among other things, preparations for the Conference).

The Theme will be Religion and Conflict Prevention.

Details of the conference, including venues, a detailed daily programme and list of speakers, will be shared with you as soon as possible. Our members will receive regular e-mail updates and all important information will be made available on the website as news updates and on this page.

Here you can read about our previous conference held in 2012 in Mennorode, the Netherlands, and see photographs and a video report from the event.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Lukasz (Luke) Liniewicz

Lukasz Liniewicz is the Executive Secretary at the International Association for Religious Freedom (IARF). Born in Poland, he now lives in the Netherlands and is a member of the Dutch Chapter and the Europe and Middle East region. He has a background in international law and philosophy, and is also a translator. Lukasz is involved in all aspects of IARF's work and can be contacted at luke@iarf.net.
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