This national conference will examine the role of civic and language training in supporting the inclusion of third-country nationals in Italy. It will discuss policy and institutional frameworks, experiences from the 2023–2026 programming cycle and practices developed at regional and local level, while also exploring approaches from other EU Member States.

The EMN Finland 2026 National Conference will bring together policymakers, public authorities, researchers and representatives of organisations to discuss the development of a shared, long-term vision for Finland’s immigration policy. Against the background of demographic change, labour market needs and wider societal challenges, the conference will explore how immigration policy can be better integrated across different policy areas and how a more coherent and efficient immigration administration can be achieved.

This high-level conference will explore new approaches to managing labour immigration in response to a changing labour and skills landscape in Europe. Bringing together policymakers, experts, social partners and other stakeholders from the EU and beyond, the event will examine how labour mobility can help address skills and labour shortages, support competitiveness and benefit both local labour markets and migrant workers.

This multistakeholder meeting will mark the 10th anniversary of the EMN Platform on Statelessness, bringing together policymakers, practitioners, international organisations, researchers and civil society representatives to reflect on a decade of cooperation and knowledge exchange on statelessness in Europe. The event will also present the latest EMN Inform on statelessness and provide an opportunity to discuss evolving challenges, future priorities and the way forward for cooperation.

This conference will bring together national and European institutions, international organisations and other stakeholders to discuss how to promote the legal employment of foreign workers and strengthen their protection in the labour market. Against the background of growing labour shortages and an increasing reliance on foreign workers in Slovakia, the event will focus on preventing labour exploitation, improving access to protection and developing effective referral and complaint mechanisms. Discussions will also address victim-centred approaches, cooperation between relevant authorities and better access to information on workers' rights and available support.