Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine

27-29 October in Pećs (Hungary), on the initiative of the University of Pécs and under the auspices of the WHO Regional Office for Europe, a symposium devoted to the health problems, including healthy aging of the Roma population in the EU took place. Maciej Dobras, MA, who attended the meeting on behalf of the Nofer Institute of Occupational Medicine in Łódź, delivered two lectures: "Polish policy concerning areas of health and employment of the Roma" and "EU policy on the integration of the Roma community". The symposium was crowned with a formulation of a declaration, in which the experts presented their recommendations - sine qua non conditions to ensure that the EU Member States provide the Roma community, as well as other migrant populations, with equal access to health care and social security benefits. The full text of the Declaration, signed by the Director of NIOM, can be found here.

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