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Global Action on Aging: Empowering the Disabled and Elderly Communities

The panel discussion on aging brought together prominent figures from Germany and international organizations to address the issues faced by the elderly and disabled communities. Key participants included Ms. Karin Evers-Meyer, Ms. Susanne Paul, Mr. Jürgen Stetten, and many others representing NGOs and international human rights organizations. The dialogue focused on strengthening the rights and integration of individuals with disabilities and improving services for aging populations across the globe. Together, these leaders aim to foster a more inclusive society.

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Global Action on Aging: Empowering the Disabled and Elderly Communities

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  1. The Panel (from left to right): Translator for the German delegation; Ms. Karin Evers-Meyer, German Commissioner for the Interests of the Disabled; Mr. Jürgen Stetten, Director, Friedrich Ebert Foundation; Mr. Franz Thönnes, Parliamentary State Secretary; Ms. Susanne Paul, President, Global Action on Aging

  2. Panel

  3. The Panel and Invitees

  4. From left to right: Mr. Franz Thönnes, Parlamentary State Secretary/ Member of Parliament; Mr. Farid El Kholy, Deputy Head of Division "OECD, OSCE, Council of Europe“; Ms. Susanne Paul, President, Global Action on Aging; Ms. F. Denmark, Chair, NGO Committee on Aging

  5. Ms. M. Carr, Disabled in Action;Mr. M. Sapolin, Executive Director, Office of the Mayor, Office for People with Disabilities

  6. Ms. A. Graham, UN Representative, International Service for Human Rights; Ms. D. Farley, International Catholic Offices

  7. From left to right: Ms. J. Rich, Acting Associate Director, AARP; Ms. D. Farley, International Catholic Office; Ms. A. Hayes, IDRM International Coordinator, Center for International Rehabilitation; Mr. R. Pomi, UN Representative, Amnesty International; Mr. T. Einstmann, Personal Assistant to the Parliarmentary State Secretary Franz Thoennes, MdB

  8. Invitees

  9. Mr. M. Sapolin, Executive Director, Office of the Mayor, Office for People with Disabilities; Ms. F. Denmark, Chair, NGO Committee on Aging

  10. From left to right: Ms. J. Nazareno, Research Assistant, Global Action on Aging; Ms. J. Rich, Acting Associate Director, AARP; Ms. D. Farley, International Catholic Office

  11. Mr. Farid Kholy, Federal Ministry of Labor and Social AffairsMs. Mary Plante, Franciscans International

  12. From left to right: Ms. M. Plante, Franciscans International; Mr. P. Feuerstein, Executive Director, Barrier Free Living; Ms. S. Cabrera Drinane, Founder/Executive Director, Institute for the Puerto Rican/Hispanic Elderly; Ms. Alischa Kugel, Program Coordinator, Global Action on Aging; Ms. A. Graham, Rep. to the UN, International Service for Human Rights; Ms. M. Carr, Disabled in Action

  13. Mr. Torsten Einstmann, Personal Assistant to the Parliamentary State Secretary Franz Thönnes, MdB; Ms. Alischa Kugel, Program Coordinator, Global Action on Aging

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