The event will also feature a report from the Scottish Citizens Right Project on its programme of engagement with EU27 citizens across Scotland. The project has organised more than 40 events for EU27 citizens across Scotland, ranging from Shetland, the central belt, to Ayrshire. The coordinator of the project will describe the work of the project, and what EU27 citizens have been saying about Brexit, and the principal issues they have been raised in the course of the project’s work.

This event will be an opportunity to find out more about what EU citizens in Scotland are saying about Brexit, to hear how the Scottish Government is responding to those concerns, and to put your views to the Scottish Government on these issues.

Admission is free, but please book a place(s) in advance. We recommend you register as soon as possible as places are limited.

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Programme:

1815 – Doors open; tea/coffee

1845 – Introduction from Citizens Rights Project

1850 – Michael Russell, MSP, Scottish Government Cabinet Secretary for Government Business and Constitutional Relations, will speak on the Brexit latest developments, negotiations with the UK and next steps, and the work of the Scottish Government’s Brexit Stakeholder Engagement fund

1900 – Dorota Peszkowska, Project Co-ordinator Citizens Rights project will describe the activities and reach of the project, and what feedback the project had received on Brexit issues from EU citizens across Scotland

1915 – Ben Macpherson MSP, Scottish Government Minister for Minister for Europe, Migration and International Development

1925 – Questions and Answers

1945 – event closes