European Parliament, Brusels
Wednesday 26 April 2017 from 16.30 -18.30
room: JAN 6Q1
PROGRAMME
Moderator: Göran Lindblad, President, Platform of European Memory and Conscience, SE
16.30–16.40
- Welcome and opening remarks – László Tőkés, MEP, RO
16.40-16.45
- Video message from Tibor Navracsics, EU Commissioner for Education, Culture, Youth and Sport
16.45-17.00
- The role of education in prevention of future totalitarianisms – Milan Zver, MEP, former Minister of Education, SI
17.00-17.20
- A new monument in the Brussels landscape? – Geoffroy Coomans de Brachène, Alderman for Town Planning and Heritage, City of Brussels
17.20-17.40
- Introduction and announcement of the international competition – Neela Winkelmann, Managing Director, Platform of European Memory and Conscience, CZ
17.40-18.00
- What would a monument to the victims of Europe’s totalitarianism signal to the world – prof. Hannes H. Gissurarson, School of Social Sciences, University of Reykjavik, Iceland
18.00-18.20
- Discussion
18.20-18.30
- Concluding remarks – Pavel Svoboda, MEP, CZ, Chair, Committtee on Legal Affairs
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18.30-19.30
- Refreshments – MEP SALON, ground floor
Contact: Dr. Neela Winkelmann, Managing Director, Platform of European Memory and Conscience
Londýnská 43, 120 00 Praha 2, Czech Republic, tel.: +420-222 561 053
