It is important to support the remainders of the civil society and activist groups existing inside Belarus, because political changes will most likely commence from within the country, according to the workshop results.

The Minsk Forum workshop provided a platform for insightful discussions and valuable insights into the challenges surrounding gender equality and LGBTQI+ rights in Belarus.

The workshop aimed to explore various aspects of Belarusian identity and address the challenges faced by Belarusians in preserving their language, culture, and heritage.

The second event of this year’s Minsk Forum took place in Warsaw on 2 October 2023.

On Monday, 11 September, the first event of this year’s Forum took place in Vilnius.

Belarusians should formulate positive messages: Belarus is not “entering” Europe but “returning” to Europe

The second event of Minsk Forum 2023 took place in Warsaw on 2 October

The first event of the 2023 Minsk Forum took place on 11 September in Vilnius

Belarus and the new competition of systems — a challenge for the European peace order and foreign policy – Minutes of the panel discussions and a Presentaton
I. Migration Crises in Eastern European countries 2020- 2022: risks, repercussions, possibilities
II. Shifting geopolitical order and the future of Eastern Europe after Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Presentation: Belarusians in Poland, Lithuania, Georgia: attitude to the war, aid to Ukraine, discrimination

In 2022, four Belarus-oriented meetings were successfully held as part of Minsk Forum XX: In July, a discussion on civil society, business, and education in exile was organised in Lithuania. In September, geopolitics and new competition systems were discussed in Poland. In October, the focus of discussions was on EU-Belarus relations at an event in…