The future of the European Diversity

Monolingualism and monoculturalism in most European cities are gradually giving space to multilingualism  and multiculturalism – diversity. Europe is composed of many nations – cultures languages and ethics diversity that accepted to live and cooperate with one another.   

The recognition acceptance and cooperation with one antoher instead of negative competition has lead to the peaceful development of modern Europe.

The influx of migrants – from Syria, the African continent and Asia in the recent years has seen a threads in the break of this cooperation and has put questions on the built up peaceful coexistence in modern Europe.  

Migration is a double edged sword that can make or mal this unity if not carefully managed. The question is; how do we manage this changing multiculturality and multilingualism diversity in the changing sociopolitical Europe? The event will start with a short input to the future of European diversity and will be followed up by a discussuion on what the various political party candidates to European parliament and the civil society think about the future of European diversity.