Post-colonial globalization sent a good number of Asians into town. It has been a long time since they impacted the Horeca and the shops. In Brussels, as in other cities in the world, Asia is visible through different lenses.

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• Speaker: Ching Lin Pang (KUL)
• Panel: Lynn Wei (Acupuncturist) ; Liu Yongheng (curatrice art contemporain); Vinh Nguyen ; Phung Trong Kiet (Vovinam Viet vo Dao)
• Music: Asad Qizilbash (Pakistan), Dolma & Kelsang (Tibet)
• The last word of Prof. Andrea Rea (ULB)
• Danse aux bambous (Vietnam)
• Animation: Mirko Popovitch (Africalia)

Catering: 18:30 – 19:30

CBAI in coproduction with

Brussels Academy aims at being a space for exchange of knowledge, discussions and workshops on topics regarding Brussels and the urban space (policies, urbanism, diversity, …). It works hard to create a genuine platform between, on the one hand the academic world and scientific research, and on the other, civil society, administration and politics.

Partens: Muziekpublique, Vovinam Viet Vo Dao, Belgium-China Association, China Cultural Center Brussels, Lynn Wei, Liu Yongheng, Vinh Nguyen, Dahlia M