This spring, the European Union will convene the eighth Brussels Conference on “Supporting the Future of Syria and the Region,” set to take place on April 30th (Day of Dialogue) and May 27th (Ministerial Event). Over the past thirteen years, the Brussels Conference has emerged as the primary international gathering for Syria, and as a vital platform for engaging the global community in listening to the voices of Syrian civil society and addressing their most pressing needs.
As part of this year’s conference, the EU is organising “Tales of Art from Syria,” a vibrant cultural initiative aimed at showcasing Syrian arts. From April 30th to May 28th, 2024, Brussels will host a diverse array of Syrian visual artists, performers, writers, and musicians, offering them the opportunity to share their stories, and visions for the future.
The program will feature four film screenings, three of which will be accompanied by three panel discussions, two immersive visual arts experiences, a collaborative vernissage, and a closing concert.
Disclaimer: Views, thoughts and opinions expressed during these events reflect solely those of the artists and do not constitute endorsement by the European Union.
