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Together with its partners, the Ministry for Foreign Affairs will organise a Crisis Management NOW event presenting crisis management and peacebuilding on Wednesday 22 May at the Wanha Harbour in Katajanokka. The event is open to everyone and free of charge.
The unstable security situation in the world, wars and large-scale humanitarian crises, hybrid influencing and threats posed by climate change increase concern and uncertainty about the future. The importance of diplomacy and peacebuilding is emphasised, and crisis management is at the core of stabilising many conflict areas. How, why and where does Finland conduct crisis management and what does it mean in the changed security environment?
Come to the Crisis Management NOW 2024 event to hear, discuss and learn about, among other things, Finland's crisis management support to Ukraine, the new crisis management opportunities brought about by NATO membership, and how Finland provides security and supports the implementation of the rule of law and human rights around the world through civilian crisis management.
In the panel discussions, the experts discussed, among other things, the effects of climate change on crises, the position of persons with disabilities in conflicts and the possibilities of peacebuilding in the world's focal points.
At the event, you can also hear about applying for crisis management positions, participate in workshops and discuss with experts who have served in field tasks.
Along the central corridor of Wanha Satama, actors in crisis management, peacebuilding, development cooperation and humanitarian aid work present their work. Representatives of the state, the NGO field and the business world will be present.
The event is open to the public and free of charge. Doors are open from 9 am to 6 pm.
