Crise de la COVID-19 : Repenser la contribution des migrants et de la mobilité humaine à la réalisation des objectifs de développement durable

Cette année se tiendra la vingtième édition du Dialogue international sur la migration (IDM). Depuis 2001, cette enceinte permet à de multiples parties prenantes du monde entier de débattre de toutes sortes de questions migratoires d’actualité, en tenant compte de leurs articulations étroites avec d’autres domaines d’action.

La pandémie de COVID-19 a mis les systèmes sanitaires, sociaux, politiques et économiques mondiaux à rude épreuve et aura des conséquences immédiates pour la réalisation de nombreux objectifs de développement durable (ODD). Étant donné la nécessité de renforcer l’engagement et la coopération à l’échelle internationale pour relever ces défis urgents, l’IDM réunira des représentants de l’ensemble de la société, des secteurs public et privé et de la société civile, afin de promouvoir des discussions sur les conséquences de la pandémie pour les migrants, la migration et la mobilité, ainsi que sur le rôle des migrants dans la réponse à la COVID-19 et le relèvement de la crise.

Ces discussions appuieront les efforts déployés à l’échelle mondiale pour faire face aux défis immédiats que pose la pandémie et aux effets à plus long terme qu’elle devrait avoir sur la société, les migrants et les populations vulnérables dans le monde entier, et doivent permettre d’identifier les possibilités de concevoir nos interventions conformément au Pacte mondial sur les migrations.

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Agenda

Day One October 15th, 2020

10:00-10:15 Opening Session

• Opening Remarks by Antonio Vitorino, Director General, IOM (Opening remarks)

10:15-11:15 Panel 1: Safe, coordinated and inclusive human mobility is key to recovery from the COVID-19 pandemic

Moderator: Aissata Kane, Senior Regional Adviser for Sub-Saharan Africa,  IOM

Speakers:

• Malek Deng Dau Deng, Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation, South Sudan (Remarks)
• Cláudia Pereira, Secretary of State for Integration and Migration, Portugal (Presentation)
• Stefano Sannino, Deputy Secretary General for Economic and Global Issues at the European External Action Service of the European Union (Remarks)
• Ahmed M Saleheen, Secretary of the Ministry of Expatriates Welfare and Overseas Employment, Bangladesh (Presentation)

Interventions from the floor submitted to the Secretariat:

• His Excellency Mr. Muhammad Al-Taher Hamouda Syala, Minister of Foreign Affairs of the State of Libya, Delivered on his behalf by Ambassador/ Permanent Representative, Mr. Tamim M. Baiou
• Ambassador Carla María Rodríguez Mancia, Guatemala
• Delegation of Ecuador
• Delegation of Brazil
• Delegation of Niger​

11:15-13:00 Panel 2: Protection of vulnerable migrants during and beyond the COVID-19 crisis

Moderator: Yitna Getachew, Head, Migrant Protection and Assistance, IOM

Speakers:

• Sarah Arriola, Undersecretary for Migrant Workers Affairs, the Philippines (Presentation)
• Jean Ayoub, CEO and Secretary General, International Social Service - General Secretariat (Presentation)
• Nick Grono, CEO Freedom Fund, UK (Remarks)
• André Silva, Coordinator Migrant Smuggling Unit, INTERPOL (Presentation)
• Isabela Atanasiu, Legal Officer, DG Migration and Home Affairs, Asylum, European Commission (Presentation)
• Trang Hong Vu, United Nations Major Group for Children and Youth, Co-founder of STEPFORWARD education, Vietnam (Presentation)

Interventions from the floor submitted to the Secretariat:

• Her Excellency, Ms. Adriana Mejia Hernández, Deputy Minister for Foreign Affairs of Colombia
• Delegation of Angola
• Delegation of Brazil
• Delegation of Sri Lanka
• Delegation of Niger
• Delegation of FAO
• Delegation of Japan
• UNMGCY
• SOLIDAR
• Save the Children
• UNODC

13:00-15:00 Break

15:00-17:00 Panel 3: Enhancing migrants’ agency and contribution to the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals

Moderator: Bettina Etter, Senior Advisor on Global Migration Governance, Switzerland (Remarks)

Speakers:

• Viorica Dumbraveanu, Minister of Health, Labor, and Social Protection, Moldova (Remarks)
• Pauline Tamesis, UN Resident Coordinator in Cambodia (Remarks)
• Felipe Munoz, Chief of the Migration Unit, Social Sector, Interamerican Development Bank (Presentation)
• Boubou Camara, Support Pillar Manager- COVID-19, WHO (Remarks)

Interventions from the floor submitted to the Secretariat:

• UNMGCY
• Delegation of Ecuador

 

Day Two October 16th, 2020

10:00-12:00 Panel 4: The role of women in the COVID-19 response and recovery

Moderator: Jacqueline Weekers, Director, Migrants Health Department, IOM

Speakers:

• Maya Morsy, President of National Council for Women in Egypt (Presentation)
• Zsuzsanna Jakab, Deputy Director General, WHO (Remarks)
• Christine Loew, Director UN Women Liaison Office in Geneva (Remarks)
• María Corina Muskus Toro, UN Major Group for Children and Youth, Co-founder, and Director of Venezolanas Globales (Remarks)

Interventions from the floor submitted to the Secretariat:

• Delegation of Norway

12:00-13:00 Migrants’ Stories

Communication response to COVID-19: Tackling misinformation, xenophobia and building network of trusted messengers

Speaker: Chylian Azuh, Writer and public speaker, Founder of ‘Female Returnee Forum”, Nigeria (Remarks)

Innovation, digital development and youth leadership in COVID-19 response 

Speakers: Beyleh Daher, Manager of Creative Spaces, Djibouti (Presentation) and Houssein Mohammed, Senior Project Assistant, IOM Djibouti 

13:00-15:00: Break

15:00-16:15 Panel 5: Social cohesion and community resilience: countering discrimination and xenophobia against migrants

Moderator: Leonard Doyle, Spokesperson, Head, Media and Communication, IOM

Speakers:

• Glen Linder, Director General, International and Intergovernmental Affairs, Canada (Remarks)
• Ulvi Aliyev, Chief of International Cooperation Department of the State Migration Service, Azerbaijan (Remarks)
• Robinson Sathekge, Head of Migration Unit, City of Johannesburg, South Africa (Presentation)
• Monica Trigos Padilla, North America Regional Focal Point and Shaping Narratives Lead of the Migration Group, UN Major Group for Children and Youth (Remarks)

Interventions from the floor submitted to the Secretariat:

• Delegation of Ireland
• Delegation of Switzerland
• Delegation of Venezuela

16:15-17:45 Panel 6: Applying the Global Compact for Safe, Orderly and Regular Migration in COVID-19 response and recovery efforts

Moderator: Maurizio Busatti, Head, Multilateral Processes Division, IOM

Presentation: Cécile Riallant, Head, Migration and Sustainable Development, IOM and David Khoudour, Human Mobility Advisor, UNDP (Presentation)

Speakers:

• The Honourable Mohammed Adjei Sowah, Mayor of Accra (Remarks)
• The Honourable Mohamed Sadiki, Mayor of Rabat (Remarks)
• Socorro Flores Liera, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Mexico to the United Nations in Geneva (Remarks)
• Rui Macieira, Ambassador, Permanent Representative of Portugal to the United Nations in Geneva (Remarks)
• Christian Wolff, Programme Manager, Migration and Displacement, ACT Alliance (Remarks)

Interventions from the floor submitted to the Secretariat:

• His Excellency, Mr. Artak Apitonian Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Republic of Armenia
• Delegation of Ecuador
• Second statement by the Delegation of Armenia
• Delegation of Turkey
• Delegation of Azerbaijan

17:45-18:00 Closing Session

• Closing Remarks by Eugenio Ambrosi, Chief of Staff, IOM (Closing Remarks)

 

Documents de l'événement

• Ordre du jour final
• Note conceptuelle
• Résumé des conclusions