On March 2, 2026, a forum titled "The Role of Religious Communities in the Integration of Migrants in Croatia" will take place in Zagreb, reflecting the growing need to address the integration of migrants and foreign workers into Croatian society. Organized by the Croatian Protestant Conference, this event aims to explore the contributions and responsibilities of various religious communities in facilitating the integration process. The forum will be held at the Bogdan Ogrizović Library at 4:30 PM. The event features a distinguished panel of speakers, including p. Stanko Perica, SJ, who leads the Jesuit Refugee Service in Southeast Europe; Mevludi ef. Arslani, the Deputy Mufti in Croatia and headmaster of the Islamic Gymnasium; pastor Mihal Kreko, of the "House of Hope" in Zagreb; and vlč. Anđelko Katanec, who oversees pastoral care for migrants and tourists in the Archdiocese of Zagreb. This diverse group of speakers is crucial to discussing the multifaceted role of religion in migration issues. Given the increasing number of migrants and foreign workers in Croatia, the forum aims to address critical questions surrounding their integration into society. By bringing together various religious leaders, the conference seeks to foster dialogue and cooperation among different faiths, highlighting their shared responsibilities in nurturing an inclusive environment for migrants. The discussions held at this event will likely contribute to shaping future policies and community initiatives regarding migration in Croatia.