About the Event

Many countries in Europe and Central Asia face rapid demographic change: people have fewer children and live longer, and many leave their countries to look for opportunities elsewhere. Societies are growing older and, in many cases, are getting smaller, especially in Eastern Europe where low fertility rates are compounded by high levels of outward migration.

The hybrid online/in-person Ministerial Conference on Demographic Resilience aims to contribute to strengthening the capacity of countries in Europe and Central Asia to respond to the profound demographic shifts the region is experiencing.

The conference, which runs from 1-2 December, will convene ministers and other high-level representatives of governments, civil society, the private sector, academia and the international community. It will kick off a Decade for Demographic Resilience that will mobilize political support for policy responses that are comprehensive, grounded in evidence, and based on human rights. And it will provide a platform for the exchange of experiences and sound policy advice, enabling countries to mitigate negative effects and fully harness the opportunities that come with demographic change.

Agenda
1 DECEMBER 2021
10:00 – 10:45

Opening plenary

SHAPING EUROPE’S DEMOGRAPHIC FUTURE

Opening address

H.E. Mr. Rumen Radev

President of the Republic of Bulgaria

Opening remarks

H.E. Amina J. Mohammed

Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations and Chair of the United Nations Sustainable Development Group

H.E. Dr. Natalia Kanem

United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UNFPA

Dr. Andreas Edel

Executive Secretary, Population Europe

Speakers

Luis Alvarado Martinez

Climate Advisor at the World Economic Forum

Nesime Salioska

Roma activist

Silvia Perel-Levin

Chair, NGO Committee on Ageing

Moderated by

Maria Ramos

TRT World

10:45 – 11:00
Networking break
11:00 – 12:00

Plenary 1

DEMOGRAPHIC RESILIENCE AND SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT

In this session, ministers and other high-level government representatives from Europe and Central Asia, along with prominent thought leaders, will offer perspectives on what challenges and opportunities countries are encountering in addressing demographic change with a view to reducing inequalities, ensuring sustainable growth, strengthening human capital, and expanding opportunities for all.

Speakers

Hon. Tanzila Narbaeva

Chairperson of the Senate, Uzbekistan

H.E. Galab Donev

Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Labour and Social Policy, Bulgaria

H.E. Janez Cigler Kralj

Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Slovenia

Olga Algayerova

UNECE Executive Secretary

Hasanzoda Gulnora

Chairperson, Agency on Statistics, Tajikistan

Carlos Martinez

Mayor of Soria, Spain

Prof. Wolfgang Lutz

Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

Göran Marby

Göran Marby, CEO and President

Dr. Rachel Snow

Chief, Population and Development Branch, UNFPA

Moderator

Maria Ramos

TRT World

12:00 – 12:15
Networking break
12:15 – 13:30
DEMOGRAPHIC RESILIENCE EXPO

Panel discussion to launch the Demographic Resilience Expo, an entirely virtual space where participants from government, civil society, academia and international organizations have the opportunity to showcase, browse and network around good practices and promising initiatives related to addressing demographic change. The Expo serves to exchange knowledge and experience for adaptation and replication in other countries.

Speakers

Dr. Amparo Gonzalez-Ferrer

Ministry for Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Spain

Nina Kajander

Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Ispra

Prof. Ella Libanova

Institute for Demography and Social Studies, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine

Dr. Elke Loichinger

Head of Research Group Global and Regional Population, Federal Institute for Population Research, Germany

Prof. Melinda Mills

University of Oxford

Prof. Wolfgang Lutz

Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

Prof. Anna Rotkirch

Population Research Institute Väestöliitto, Finland

Prof Sabine Walper

Director of the German Youth Institute (DJI)

Dr. Daniela Vono de Vilhena

Deputy Executive Secretary of Population Europe

Moderators

Dr. Rastislav Vrbensky

Governance Innovation, Demos Helsinki

Michael Herrman

Senior Advisor, Economics and Demography, UNFPA

13:30 – 15:00
Lunch break
15:00 – 16:00

Plenary 2

DEMOCRACY & DEMOGRAPHY

Government representatives and prominent thought leaders will explore the interplay between demography and democracy, and discuss how demographic change can be an opportunity for making democracies stronger and more inclusive.

Speakers

H.E. Dubravka Šuica

Vice-President of the European Commission for Democracy and Demography

H.E. Dr. Natalia Kanem

UNFPA Executive Director

H.E. Dr. Maryna Lazebna

Minister of Social Policy, Ukraine

Francisco André

Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Portugal

Ivailo Kalfin

Executive Director of the European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions (Eurofound)

Luis Alvarado Martinez

Climate Advisor at the World Economic Forum

Moderator

Maria Ramos

 TRT World

16:00 – 16:30
Networking break
16:30 – 18:00

Ministerial dialogue 1

HARNESSING THE POTENTIAL OF AGEING SOCIETIES

Populations across Europe and Central Asia are ageing rapidly, and many countries are struggling to adapt to this reality. This session will showcase successful initiatives to respond to, and manage, population ageing, and discuss new ways of creating societies for all ages that foster the inclusion of older people, and help countries realize the longevity dividend.

Speakers

H.E. Elena Bonetti

Minister for Equal Opportunities and Family, Italy

H.E. Michael Farrugia

Minister for Senior Citizens and Active Ageing, Malta

H.E. Derya Yanık

Minister of Family and Social Services

Tamila Barkalaia

Deputy Minister for Internally Displaced Persons from Occupied Territories, Labour, Health and Social Affairs, Georgia

Brankica Jankovic

Commissioner for Protection of Equality, Serbia

Sarah Harper

CBE Professor of Gerontology, University of Oxford

Claudia Mahler

United Nations Independent Expert on the Enjoyment of all Human Rights by Older Persons

Sejdefa Basic

Collective Impact Director, Mozaik Foundation

Moderators

Alexandre Sidorenko

Independent Expert on International Policy on Ageing

Jane Barratt

Secretary General, International Federation on Ageing

19:00
Official Reception
2 DECEMBER 2021
09:00 – 10:15

Ministerial dialogue 2

FERTILITY: LOOKING BEYOND NUMBERS

Virtually all countries in Europe have fertility rates below replacement level. Fertility rates reflect choices that people make about their lives. When choices are affected by barriers that people face in having the number of children they want, a variety of policies can help close the gap between fertility intention and actual fertility levels. This session focuses on recent trends in fertility rates and evidence-based examples of what governments can do to help people have the number of children they want.

Speakers

Barbara Socha

Deputy Minister of Family and Social Policy, Poland

Dr. Abduholik Amirzoda

Deputy Minister of Health and Social Protection, Tajikistan

Olga Batalina

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Russian Federation

Merita Xhafaj

General Director for Policy and Development, Ministry of Health and Social Protection, Albania

Dr. Ana Daneva Markova

Safe Motherhood Committee, Republic of North Macedonia

Jinkyoung Park

Head of Secretariat, Presidential Committee on Ageing Society and Population Policy, Republic of Korea

Adriana Radu

President, SEX vs THE STORK Association, Romania

Dr. Anna Matysiak

University of Warsaw

Moderators

Dr. Tomas Sobotka

Vienna Institute of Demography

Alanna Armitage

Regional Director, UNFPA Eastern Europe and Central Asia

10:15 – 10:45

Networking break

10:45 – 12:00

Ministerial dialogue 3

GENDER EQUALITY & FAMILY-FRIENDLY POLICIES

Improving gender equality and introducing gender-responsive family policies has emerged in recent years as a key building block in developing comprehensive responses to demographic change. The session will discuss the way gender equality and demographic change interact. It will also identify innovative, workable solutions for ensuring that working parents – men and women – are able to combine family and career.

Speakers

H.E. Jagoda Shahpaska

Minister of Labor and Social Policy, Republic of North Macedonia

H.E. Marcel Spatari

 Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Republic of Moldova

Iryna Mykychak

Deputy Minister of Health, Ukraine

Maria Syrengela

 Deputy Minister of Labor and Social Affairs, Greece

Gergely Ekler

State Secretary for Family Policy Strategy, Hungary

Gabriela Rodriguez

National Population Council, Mexico

Alia El-Yassir

Regional Director, UN Women Europe and Central Asia

Sandra Horina

Head of Office, Austria Development Agency

Moderators

Leah Green

The Guardian

Gabriela Alvarez Minte

UNFPA

12:00 – 12:15
Networking break
12:15 – 13:30

Ministerial dialogue 4

ASPIRATIONS, ANXIETIES AND ATTITUDES OF YOUNG PEOPLE

Enabling young people to fulfil their potential is key for countries to prosper in the context of demographic change. Yet many young people are excluded from the labour market and political life, and millions, especially in East and Southeast Europe, see little future in their own country. This session will focus on young people and their aspirations, and will highlight successful measures aimed at building young people’s confidence in their future.

Speakers

Milan Savic

State Secretary for Youth and Sport, Serbia

Dr. Rolf Schmachtenberg

Permanent State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Germany

Oleksandr Yarema

State Secretary, Cabinet of Ministers of Ukraine

Revaz Charkviani

Head of Youth Agency, Georgia

Samat Nasirdinov

Chairperson, National Statistics Committee, Kyrgyzstan

Yana Panfilova

 Teenergizer, Ukraine

Shukurgeldi Myradov

YPeer, Turkmenistan

Afshan Khan

Regional Director, UNICEF Europe and Central Asia

Moderators

Ville Majamaa

former Vice-President of European Youth Forum

Amb. Lachezara Stoeva

Permanent Representative of Bulgaria to the UN

13:30 – 14:30
Lunch break
14:30 – 15:45

Ministerial dialogue 5

RURAL REVITALIZATION: CHOICES & FUTURES

Across Europe and Central Asia, people leave rural areas to look for opportunities in urban centres or abroad, making life harder for the mostly older people staying behind and making it costly to maintain infrastructure and services in sparsely populated areas. The session will showcase promising examples of rural revitalization and strategies to successfully adapt to smaller populations in areas with limited opportunities for revitalization.

Speakers

H.E. Narek Mkrtchyan

Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Armenia

Desa Srsen

Deputy Head of Cabinet of Dubravka Šuica, European Commission

Sabrina Lucatelli

Senior Policy Expert at Presidency of Council of Ministers, Italy, and Vice Chair of OECD Rural Working Party

Juana Lopez Pagan

Director General for Policies against Depopulation, Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge, Spain

Dr. Matilde Molina

Deputy Director of the Center for Demographic Studies of the University of Havana, Cuba

Sandra Eimane

Chairwoman of the Board of the Latvian Young Farmers' Club

Francine Pickup

Resident Representative, UNDP Serbia

Moderators

Tim Judah

The Economist

Alida Vracic

Think Tank Populari

15:45 – 16:00
Networking break
16:00 – 17:15

Ministerial dialogue 6

FINANCING OF SOCIAL POLICIES IN A NEW DEMOGRAPHIC REALITY

Demographic shifts such as population ageing and population decrease have put major strains on the sustainability of social systems, infrastructure and services. This session will provide an opportunity to look at lessons learned from countries with longer experience in adapting social and other systems to demographic change, and discuss the implications of new data and evidence.

Speakers

H.E. Sahil Babayev

Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Population, Azerbaijan

Martina Štěpánková

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Czech Republic

Dan Perciun

Chair, Parliamentary Commission on Social Protection, Health and Family, Republic of Moldova

Francisco Delgado Jiménez

 Viceminister for Human Development and Social Inclusion, Costa Rica

Helmut Schwarzer

Public Finance Economist, Social Protection Department, International Labour Organization

Dr. Reiko Hayashi

National Institute of Population and Social Security Research, Japan

Prof. Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz

Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

Moderator

Michael Herrman

Senior Adviser, Economics and Demography, UNFPA

Borka Jeremic

UNFPA Serbia

17:30 – 18:00

Closing

PATHWAYS FOR SOCIETIES TO THRIVE IN A WORLD OF RAPID DEMOGRAPHIC CHANGE
  • Launch of Decade of Demographic Resilience
  • Launch of Sofia Alliance, Policy and Practice Community for Demographic Resilience
  • Closing remarks
Speakers

Nadya Klisurska-Zhekova

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Policy, Republic of Bulgaria

Dr. Andreas Edel

Executive Secretary, Population Europe

Alanna Armitage

Regional Director, UNFPA Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Zaritsa Dinkova

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria

Speakers

Dr. Amirzoda Abdukholiq

Deputy Minister of Health and Social Protection, Tajikistan

Olga Algayerova

UNECE Executive Secretary

Alia El-Yassir

Regional Director, UN Women Europe and Central Asia

Luis Alvarado Martinez

Climate Advisor at the World Economic Forum, former President of the European Youth Forum

Francisco André

Secretary of State for Foreign Affairs and Cooperation, Portugal

Alanna Armitage

Regional Director, UNFPA Eastern Europe and Central Asia

Tamila Barkalaia

Deputy Minister of Internally Displaced Persons from the Occupied Territories, Labor, Health and Social Affairs, Georgia

Jane Barratt

Secretary General, International Federation on Ageing

Olga Batalina

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Russian Federation

H.E. Sahil Babayev

Minister of Labour and Social Protection of the Population, Azerbaijan

Sejdefa Basic

Collective Impact Director, Mozaik Foundation

Audrius Bitinas

Vice-Minister of Social Security and Labour, Lithuania

H.E. Elena Bonetti

Minister for Equal Opportunities and Family, Italy

Revaz Charkviani

Head of Youth Agency, Georgia

Svetlana Chupsheva

General Director of the Agency for Strategic Initiatives, Russian Federation

Ihor Diadiura

Deputy Minister for Development of the Economy, Trade and Agriculture, Ukraine

Zaritsa Dinkova

Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs, Republic of Bulgaria

H.E. Galab Donev

Deputy Prime Minister of Economic and Social Policies and Minister of Labour and Social Policy, Bulgaria

Dr. Andreas Edel

Executive Secretary, Population Europe

Sandra Eimane

Chairwoman of the Board of the Latvian Young Farmers' Club

Gergely Ekler

State Secretary for Family Policy Strategy, Hungary

H.E. Michael Farrugia

Minister for Senior Citizens and Active Ageing, Malta

H.E. Dr. Amparo Gonzalez-Ferrer

Ministry for Inclusion, Social Security and Migrations, Spain

Leah Green

The Guardian

Amb. Valeri Yotov

Director of International Cooperation, Ministry of Foreign Affairs, Bulgaria

Michael Herrmann

Senior Advisor, Economics and Demography, UNFPA

Brankica Janković

Commissioner for the Protection of Equality, Serbia

Francisco Delgado Jiménez

Vice Minister of Human Development and Social Inclusion, Costa Rica

Željka Josić

State Secretary for Demography and Youth Issues, Croatia

Tim Judah

The Economist

H.E. Dr. Natalia Kanem

United Nations Under-Secretary-General and Executive Director of UNFPA

Dr. Reiko Hayashi

National Institute of Population and Social Security Research, Japan

Nina Kajander

Joint Research Centre of the European Commission, Ispra

Ivailo Kalfin

Executive Director of European Foundation for the Improvement of Living and Working Conditions

Ms. Khasanzoda Gulnora Kenja

Chairman of the Agency of Statistics under the President of Republic of Tajikistan – Head of national delegation

Davit Khachatryan

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Affairs of the Republic of Armenia

Afshan Khan

Regional Director, UNICEF

H.E. Janez Cigler Kralj

Minister of Labour, Family, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities, Slovenia

H.E. Maryna Lazebna

Minister of Social Policy, Ukraine

Prof. Ella Libanova

Director, Ptoukha Institute for Demography and Social Studies, National Academy of Sciences, Ukraine

Dr. Elke Loichinger

Head of Research Group Global and Regional Population Dynamics, German Federal Institute for Population Research

Prof. Wolfgang Lutz

Founding Director, Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

Claudia Mahler

United Nations Independent Expert on the enjoyment of all human rights by older persons

Ville Majamaa

former Vice-President of European Youth Forum

H.E. Marlena Maląg

Minister of Family, Labour and Social Policy, Poland

Ana Daneva Markova

President, Safe Motherhood Committee, Republic of North Macedonia

Carlos Martínez

Mayor of Soria, Spain

Dr. Anna Matysiak

University of Warsaw, Poland

Prof. Melinda Mills, Director

Leverhulme Centre for Demographic Science, University of Oxford

Dr. Gabriela Alvarez Minte

Regional Gender Advisor, UNFPA

H.E. Narek Mkrtchyan

Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Armenia

Amina J. Mohammed

Deputy Secretary-General of the United Nations

Dr. Matilde Molina

Deputy Director, Center for Demographic Studies of the University of Havana, Cuba

Shukurgeldi Myradov

 YPEER Volunteer, Turkmenistan

Iryna Mykychak

Deputy Minister of Health, Ukraine

Hon Ms. Tanzila Narbaeva

Chairperson of the Senate, Uzbekistan

Samat Nasirdinov

Chairperson, National Statistics Committee, Kyrgiz Republic

Albert Nikolla

Deputy Minister of Health and Social Protection, Albania

Juana López Pagán

Director General for Policies against Depopulation, Ministry for Ecological Transition and Demographic Challenge, Spain

Yana Panfilova

Head of Board, Teenergizer, Ukraine

Dan Perciun

Chair, Parliamentary Commission on Social Protection, Health and Family, Republic of Moldova

Silvia Perel-Levin

Chair, NGO Committee on Ageing

Francine Pickup

Resident Representative, UNDP Serbia

H.E. Rumen Radev

President of the Republic of Bulgaria

Adriana Radu

President SEX vs THE STORK Association, Romania

Maria Ramos

TRT World

Gabriela Rodriguez

Secretary General, General Secretariat of the National Population Council, Mexico

Prof. Anna Rotkirch

Population Research Institute Väestöliitto, Finland

Prof. Alexia Fürnkranz-Prskawetz

Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

Nesime Salioska

Roma activist

Akmadi Sarbasov

First Vice-Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Kazakhstan

Alexandre Sidorenko

Independent Expert on International Policy on Ageing

Dr. Rachel Snow

Chief, Population and Development Branch, UNFP

Dr. Tomas Sobotka

Wittgenstein Centre for Demography and Global Human Capital

H.E. Marcel Spatari

Minister of Labour and Social Protection, Republic of Moldova

Desa Srsen

Deputy Head of Cabinet of Dubravka Suica, European Commission

Lachezara Stoeva

Permanent Representative of Bulgaria to the UN

H.E Dubravka Šuica

European Commission Vice-President for Democracy and Demography

H.E. Svetlan Stoev

Minister of Foreign Affairs, Bulgaria

Martina Štěpánková

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Affairs, Czech Republic

Tagoizoda Sumangul

Chairman of Parliament, Tajikistan

Maria Syrengela

State Secretary for Demographic Policy and the Family, Ministry of Labour and Social Policy, Greece

Rolf Schmachtenberg

Permanent State Secretary, Federal Ministry of Labour and Social Affairs, Germany

Helmut Schwarzer

Public Finance Economist, Social Protection Department, International Labour Organization

H.E. Jagoda Shahpaska

Minister of Labor and Social Policy, Republic of North Macedonia

Vanja Udovicic

Minister of Youth and Sports of Serbia

Prof Sabine Walper

Director of the German Youth Institute

Merita Xhafaj

General Director for Policy and Development, Ministry of Health and Social Protection, Albania

H.E. Derya Yanık

Minister of Family and Social Services, Turkey

Oleksandr Yarema

State Secretary of the Cabinet of Ministers, Ukraine

Dr. Daniela Vono de Vilhena

Deputy Executive Secretary of Population Europe

Alida Vracic

Executive Director - Think Tank Populari

Göran Marby

CEO and President

Jinkyoung Park

Head of Secretariat, Presidential Committee on Ageing Society and Population Policy, Republic of Korea

Sandra Horina

Head of Office, Austria Development Agency

Hasanzoda Gulnora

Chairperson, Agency on Statistics, Tajikistan

Sarah Harper

CBE Professor of Gerontology, University of Oxford

Sabrina Lucatelli

Senior Policy Expert at Presidency of Council of Ministers, Italy, and Vice Chair of OECD Rural Working Party

Dr. Rastislav Vrbensky

Governance Innovation, Demos Helsinki

Nadya Klisurska-Zhekova

Deputy Minister of Labour and Social Policy, Republic of Bulgaria

Frequently Asked Questions
The Ministerial Conference on Demographic Resilience is about the demographic changes countries in Europe and Central Asia are experiencing and how best to respond to them. Demographic phenomena such as low fertility rates, population ageing or migration are often portrayed as crises in the public discourse. There is no question that some demographic trends can create challenges to countries’ economies, social systems and the sustainability of infrastructure and services. But these challenges can generally be anticipated and mitigated with the right policy mix. And demographic change also always comes with opportunities, for example for more inclusion of women, older people and those on the margins. The conference is about identifying ways to mitigate challenges related to demographic change – and making the most of the opportunities that come with it, based on evidence and human rights.
This is the first time countries from across Europe and Central Asia are coming together at ministerial level under the auspices of the United Nations to discuss the implications of, and responses to, population decrease and demographic change more broadly. Globally, and in Europe and Central Asia, demographic change has been identified as one of the megatrends that affect the achievement of the Sustainable Development Goals – and, more broadly, the future of societies in terms of economy, environment and social development. With countries in the region getting ready to confront a challenging future, this is the right moment to tackle demographic change as a key factor for ensuring prosperity and sustainability.
The Ministerial Conference on Demographic Resilience is organized by UNFPA, the United Nations Population Fund, and the Government of Bulgaria, in cooperation with Population Europe.
The conference is divided into a high-level political segment and discussions on policy solutions and good practice examples. The high-level segment will include participation of current and former Heads of State or Government and Ministers.
The Conference will bring together about 300 representatives of governments, civil society, the private sector, academia and the international community, as well as members of parliaments and other stakeholders.
Due to the ongoing pandemic the conference will be held as a hybrid event, with participants joining in person as well as online.
The conference agenda is organized around seven themes, or dialogues:
  • Population ageing
  • Revitalization of rural areas
  • Fertility
  • Gender equality and family policies
  • Aspirations of young people
  • Financing of social policies
  • Democracy & demography
The goals set for the conference include:
  • contributing to shifting the predominant narrative from a focus on demographic crisis to a focus on opportunities and solutions;
  • generating high-level political support for a vision that addresses demographic change that is comprehensive, grounded in evidence, and based on human rights;
  • identifying key determinants and pathways to enhance demographic resilience and demographic dynamism through policies, programmes, and partnerships and new technologies for countries to fully harness the potential of demographic change and mitigate negative consequences, in support of national and global development goals; and
  • launching a Decade of Demographic Resilience 2022-2032 and a Member State-led community of practice on demographic resilience to facilitate sharing of experiences and broker policy advice and technical assistance.
United Nations Member States have been invited to participate in the high-level political segment at ministerial level, and to send delegations to participate in other conference events.
Representatives of civil society, private sector, media, academia and the international community, as well as members of parliaments and other stakeholders interested in participating are encouraged to register.
The conference is held as a hybrid event, following strict safety and prevention protocols, in line with the COVID-19 entry regulations and COVID-19 restrictions of the Government of the Republic of Bulgaria.

The total number of in-person participants at the venue will be limited to what is allowed for the venue under national regulations for Covid-19. Rapid antigen testing for Covid-19 is mandatory, and must be repeated every 48 hours (even when last test result negative), for all in-person participants and available free of charge onsite. Participants are required to wear protective face masks and comply with physical distancing rules.
The Sofia Alliance is a policy and practice community launched at the Ministerial Conference on “Shaping Europe’s Demographic Future” in Sofia on 1-2 December 2021 with the purpose of supporting countries in Europe and Central Asia in strengthening demographic resilience. READ MORE
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