- 11th January 2025 - 10:30 AM to 6:00 PM
- Imperial, Copenhagen, Denmark
the first
European Palestinian Network Conference
A landmark event uniting Europe for freedom, rights, and justice for Palestine—sharing knowledge, inspiring change, and celebrating culture.
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About the European Palestinian Network Conference
Puls48 is an online platform dedicated to delivering news and analyses about Palestine and the Middle East. Our mission is to present a nuanced and fact-based narrative that highlights the Palestinian perspective, which is often overlooked in mainstream media.
Through close collaboration with a broad network of journalists, Puls48 ensures credible and up-to-date coverage from the most critical areas and events in Palestine. We strive to shed light on Palestinian stories and provide insights that foster understanding and dialogue about the situation in Palestine.
As the organizer of this conference, Puls48 creates a forum for meaningful discussions on key topics such as freedom, rights, and justice in relation to Palestine. We aim to amplify voices, share experiences, and explore solutions that support human rights and justice for the Palestinian people.
Through our work, Puls48 seeks to enhance understanding, promote dialogue, and raise awareness about Palestine’s history and contemporary challenges.
Unique Cultural Showcases
Renowned International Speakers
Interactive TEDx-Style Presentations
Focus on Freedom, Rights, and Justice
Meet Our Inspiring Speakers
We are honored to present three influential speakers who will share their expertise, experiences, and insights at the Palestinian Network Conference. These individuals are leaders in their fields, advocating for freedom, rights, and justice.
Dr. Myriam Francois
Award winning journalist and filmmaker
Mogens Lykketoft
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Denmark
Online
Francesca Albanese
UN Special Rapporteur on the OPT
Vibe Klarup
Secretary General of Amnesty International Denmark
Wael Al Dahdouh
Senior Correspondent, Al Jazeera
Jonas Vejsager Nøddekær
Secretary General of DanChurchAid
Ilan Pappé
Professor of History
Lars Koch
Secretary General of Oxfam Denmark
Online
Ione Belarra
Member of Spanish Parliament and Podemos’ Secretary General
Erkki Sakari Tuomioja
Former Minister of Foreign Affairs of Finland
Wejdan Wajdy Abu Shammala
Palestinian journalist from Gaza
Online
Marta Lorenzo Rodriguez
Director of the UNRWA Representative Office for Europe
Tim Whyte
Secretary General of Mellemfolkeligt Samvirke
Join Us for the First European Palestinian Network Conference!
Be part of a historic event bringing together experts, organizations, and individuals from across Europe to discuss freedom, rights, and justice for Palestine. Experience insightful discussions, inspiring presentations, and vibrant cultural showcases.
Conference Schedule
A detailed program and location will be provided to all registered participants prior to the conference.
1
Opening Keynote: Together for Humanity A Shared Responsibility for Freedom, Rights, and Justice
2
NGO - Bridging Communities
3
Panel Discussion: The Role of Palestinian Journalists
4
International Law and Justice
5
Lunch Break and Networking
6
Breaking the Silence
7
Panel Discussion: Freedom, Rights, and Justice in Action
8
Coffee Break and Networking
9
Working Together for Human Rights
10
Panel Discussion: Human rights are at a crossroads
11
Closing Keynote
Frequently Asked Questions
Here are answers to the most common questions about the European Palestinian Network Conference 2025. If you have additional queries, don’t hesitate to contact us for more information.
The conference will host influential speakers, inspiring personalities, and international organizations such as Amnesty International, Oxfam, and Doctors Without Borders.
The ticket price is 300 DKK / 40 Euros.
The conference will primarily be conducted in English.
The program includes presentations, panel debates, TEDx-style talks, and cultural exhibitions showcasing Palestinian art and heritage.
The ticket price is 300 DKK / 40 Euros, including refreshments throughout the event.
The conference will primarily be held in English, with the possibility of translation into other languages for participants.