No matter how the Brexit debate is resolved, two major challenges will continue to face Europe - immigration and the threat of terrorism. How will these challenges shape up when the Brexit referendum is over? That is the question being put up for public discussion in a meeting with the theme, Europe: Immigration and Terrorism, being organised for voters of six electoral districts of the South by the office of MEP Alfred Sant.

It will be held on purpose one day after the Brexit referendum to update participants on how the EU's institutions will be reacting and taking positions, once the British have decided to stay or leave the EU. Will their decision increase further the pressure of migration on continental European countries? Will it sharpen or weaken the joint European response to terrorism?

Nikita Zammit Alamango and Mark Camilleri, two educators, will cover various subjects related to Malta's EU membership as well as wider EU issues.

The head of the PL delegation at the European Parliament Alfred Sant, whose office is organising the conference with the collaboration of S&D, will address the conference.

It is being held at Inspire, Marsascala on Friday, 24 June at 6.30pm. The public is being invited to participate in the conference. No pre-booking is needed. However, those who need further information can contact Dr Sant's Office on [email protected] or by phoning on 2149 0705.

A reception will follow the conference.