Café Sohbet

Café Sohbet

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Austria votes on 29.09.24 - One of the most important elections of the 2nd Republic. Because on this day, it will be decided which direction the country will take in the future. What does the election result mean for the coexistence of people in the federal capital? We want to discuss these and other topics with you at Çay and put the diversity of communities of Turkish origin centre stage!

Café Sohbet, which is part of the ‘Birlikte Yaşamak!’ project at Stand 129, will next be open on 2 October 2024 from 2 pm. At 6 pm there will be a panel discussion with representatives from the communities and stakeholders.

Café Sohbet

An event as part of the dialogue initiative ‘Birlikte Yaşamak!’

Should people living here vote in Turkey? What is going well when it comes to living together here in Vienna, what could be improved? These are the kinds of topics we want to discuss with you over Çay and put the diversity of communities of Turkish origin centre stage! Café Sohbet will be open on selected days at stand 129 (Viktor-Adler-Markt 129, 1100 Vienna), Çay and Çerez will be provided.

Impressions and voices in Austria after the election

Austria votes on 29.09.24 – One of the most important elections of the 2nd Republic. Because on this day, it will be decided which direction the country will take in the future. What does the election result mean for the coexistence of people in Austria’s capital? We want to discuss these and other topics with you over Çay and put the diversity of communities of Turkish origin centre stage!

Café Sohbet, which is part of the ‘Birlikte Yaşamak!’ project at Stand 129, will next be open on 2 October 2024 from 2 pm.

At 6 pm, there will be a panel discussion with representatives from the communities and stakeholders.

Admission is free, no pre-registration necessary!

 

 

 

 

INFORMATION

When: 2 October 2024, from 2 pm, panel discussion: 6 pm
Where: Stand 129, Viktor-Adler-Markt 129, 1100 Vienna
Cooperation partners: Think.Difference, Stand 129

This event is part of the ‘Birlikte Yaşamak!’ project, co-financed by the Federal Chancellery and the European Union (AMIF).

Free entry!