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Dreaming Past the Junkyard is a film produced by @IOMGeorgia highlighting the trafficking risks faced by children living & working on the streets in Georgia.
The film has won two Gold Awards at the Ad Black Sea International Festival of Creativity.
📽️shorturl.at/jO2i3
IOM Georgia Chief of Mission Lars Johan Lönnback met with @UNVolunteers Deputy Executive Coordinator @ChamberlainSDGs to discuss opportunities for volunteer engagement in migration and community resilience, building on #IOMGeorgia's positive experience hosting a UN Volunteer.
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Maiken, a UN Volunteer 🇸🇪, Fully Funded by @Sida, worked with @IOMGeorgia to support the sustainable reintegration of returned migrants in the country.
She explains what the assignment involved and what she learned. 👏
Traffickers thrive in the gaps between systems.
Closing those gaps means cooperation between labor authorities, border officials, law enforcement, technology companies and consular services.
Together, we can prevent trafficking and protect those at risk.
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IOM Georgia retweeted
Every child deserves the chance to dream, not to survive exploitation.
In honour of #WorldDayAgainstTrafficking, stand with children at risk and help #EndHumanTrafficking.
Reintegration happens where people rebuild their lives— in communities. With support from @SwissDevCoop #IOMGeorgia gathered national and local stakeholders at Georgia’s first Reintegration Governance Forum to strengthen coordination and support sustainable reintegration.
IOM Georgia retweeted
What helps people stay and grow in their communities?
In Georgia, IOM and Sweden launched a new partnership to create opportunities, improve livelihoods and support communities facing economic and climate pressures.
Read more 🔗bit.ly/3SjBMEM
IOM Georgia retweeted
Moïse arrived in Georgia with a dream of playing professional football.
But when promises turned into silence, Moïse found himself alone in a new country, without support.
Still, he refused to give up and found courage to start again.
Read story ➡️bit.ly/4ojQffH
#IOMGeorgia celebrated #EuropeDay with partners, diplomatic missions, migrants, and the wider public. From curious kids enjoying the puzzle to lively quizzes and border‑crossing simulations, the energy was incredible.
🇪🇺 Thank you to everyone who celebrated the day with us!
IOM Georgia retweeted
About 2500 children in #Georgia are forced to beg on the streets.
Globally, 1 in 3 trafficking victims are children.
Behind these numbers are stories where childhood is gradually fading away.
▶️ Watch short film🔗bit.ly/4d17ZbY
@IOMGeorgia @EUinGeorgia
IOM Georgia retweeted
Four days.
One declaration.
A commitment to carry the work forward.
#IMRF2026 has concluded and now the real work begins. For 304 million migrants around the world, getting this right matters.
IOM Georgia retweeted
In 2018, countries came together and agreed on a shared framework - Global Compact #ForMigration - to improve how migration is governed.
At the International Migration Review Forum #IMRF2026 next week, governments will review progress on these commitments & shape next steps.
Together with @SEMIGRATION, IOM Georgia works to ensure that returnees can rebuild their lives and achieve sustainable futures.
Reintegration support focuses on long-term economic stability and social inclusion.
Le @SEMIGRATION renforce la coopération internationale 🇨🇭 🇬🇪 : le dialogue annuel avec la Géorgie consolide la coopération et la mise en place de solutions concrètes.
Meeting returnees supported through @UNmigration’s AVRR programme was a powerful reminder of why IOM’s work matters. During @ArthurErken’s visit to 🇬🇪, he met Dariko and Giorgi whose stories of courage and resilience highlight the true impact of tailored reintegration support.
IOM Georgia retweeted
Productive exchange with Deputy Foreign Minister of Georgia, @TotladzeKhatuna, discussing partnership with @MFAgovge ahead of Global Diaspora Summit. Grateful for Georgia’s support to #IOM Resilience Campaign and for joint efforts on diaspora engagement & preparations for #IMRF.
IOM Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia
@ArthurErken and IOM Georgia Chief of Mission @ljlonnback discussed cooperation on diaspora engagement and preparations for Global Diaspora Summit with Deputy Minister @TotladzeKhatuna at @MFAgovge during RD's visit in #Georgia.
IOM Georgia retweeted
Grateful for the meeting with H.E. Levan Zhorzholiani, head of Government Administration of Georgia. We reaffirmed @UNmigration’s longstanding partnership with @GovernmentGeo and discussed how to continue supporting effective migration programming in #Georgia.
IOM Georgia retweeted
Pleased to meet with IOM Regional Director for Europe and Central Asia @ArthurErken during his first official visit to Georgia.
We discussed migration governance, preparations for the International Migration Review Forum, Youth and demography, and support to the Global Diaspora Forum to be held in Georgia 🇬🇪 this year.
Looking forward to a fruitful cooperation.
@IOM_ROVienna @IOMGeorgia @ungeorgia
@UN_SDG
IOM Georgia retweeted
WATCH: Regional Director @ArthurErken's @UNGeneva press briefing on the increasing displacement crisis in #Ukraine.
Millions endure blackouts, freezing temperatures, damaged homes and unmet health needs.
@UN_Vienna
@IOMUkraine
@OCHA_Ukraine
@UNmigration
IOM Georgia retweeted
Every journey starts somewhere. This is some of ours. What’s yours?
Ahead of #MigrantsDay, join the movement and share your great story! #MyGreatStory


































