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UNITED STATES UNITED STATES BOGOTA, Havana\ MEXICO Havana\ MEXICO CUBA DOMINICAN 14-15 NOVEMBER 2019 CUBA DOMINICAN \ REPUBLIC Mexico \ HAITI \ PUERTO REPUBLIC Mexico JAMAICA \ Santo HAITI \ PUERTO \BELIZE JAMAICA \ RICO City \ Domingo Santo RICO BELIZE Domingo \ HONDURAS CARIBBEAN SEA GUATEMALA \ \ HONDURAS CARIBBEAN SEA \ GUATEMALA \ EL SALVADOR NICARAGUA \ ARUBA CURACAO \ EL SALVADOR APoRrUt BA \NICARAGUA Spain CURACAO Port San José \ \ TRINIDAD Spain \ Panamá San JoséCaracas & TOBA\GO \ TRINIDAD PARTICIPATION COSTA \ \ Panamá & TOBAGO COSTA \ RICA Georgetown RICA PANAMAVENEZUELA \ Georgetown VENEZ\UPaErLaAmaribo \ \ \ CGayUeYnAneNA \ \Bogotá \ COLOMBIA COLOMBIA FRENCH SURINAME GUYANA FRENCH The fifth round of the Quito Process (Quito V– GUYANA \Quito \Quito Bogota Chapter) took place on 14-15 November ECUADOR (2019), with the participation of 12 States from Latin America and the Caribbean, along with PERU \ key cooperating States, international financial \Lima BRAZIL \ Brasilia \ BOLIVIA Brasilia institutions and other actors. \ \ Sucre

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KEY DOCUMENTS Joint Statement by the Fith International Technical Meeting on Human Mobility of Venezuelan Nationals [SPA]

UNHCR and IOM celebrate progress of the Quito Process [SPA] MAIN OUTCOMES The Quito V meeting produced a Joint Declaration signed by 11 participating States, which reaffirms the importance of this technical regional forum, aimed at facilitating coordination and harmonization of humanitarian responses and integration efforts of the Venezuelan population on the move. Building up on the Quito Plan of Action priorities, the Declaration sets the pace towards the next Quito Process meeting, to be hosted by Chile next May 2020.

Technical Working Groups In addition to updates on the humanitarian situation, the agenda included prioritized issues for follow up in the context of the Quito Plan of Action divided into several modules: 1) Regional context and developments in the Quito Process; 2) Registration, data, documentation and human mobility; 3)Protection of refugees and migrants; 4) Socio-economic integration of refugees and migrants.

Registration and documentation Cooperation Terms of Reference of the Friend of Technological platform for data- the Quito Process Group sharing. Further to the Solidarity Conference (Oct. 2019), call to increase technical Regional Information Card and financial cooperation Increase of visibility

Protection Integration Refugee and migrant children and Education adolescents protection protocol (including recognition of qualifications) Fostering regional responses on Health trafficking and smuggling (incl. HIV prevention and response) Strengthening of national asylum systems. Labour insertion

NEXT STEPS Following up to the above-mentioned, countries requested UNHCR and IOM to continue supporting a Technical Secretariat of the Quito Process in coordination with the Pro Tempore Presidency. As agreed, Chile will assume the rotating leadership of the Quito Process for the next meeting, to be held in six months - tentatively planned for May 2020-. Coordination and technical meetings will be organized over the coming months with national authorities from the region, international cooperation actors, as well as other key stakeholders including the Regional Interagency Coordination Platform.