Académie Notre Europe – “Trade and industrial Europe” session [FR]
PARTNERSHIP
PARTENAIRES
This eighth session will be devoted to the trade and industrial policies of the European Union.
and industrial policies. We will welcome French MP Alexis Izard, alumni of the Académie Notre
Europe , who will share with us his background and the role of national parliaments in the European Union. We will then discuss the greening of EU trade policy with Geneviève Pons, Director General and Vice President of Europe Jacques Delors. We will end the morning with an exchange with Joan Canton, member of the cabinet of Thierry Breton, European Commissioner for the Internal Market, who will talk about European industrial policy. . In the afternoon, a workshop to prepare the
cultural performance of the Conférence Jacques Delors will be led by Julien Avril, director.
This eighth session will be devoted to the trade and industrial policies of the European Union.
and industrial policies. We will welcome French MP Alexis Izard, alumni of the Académie Notre
Europe , who will share with us his background and the role of national parliaments in the European Union. We will then discuss the greening of EU trade policy with Geneviève Pons, Director General and Vice President of Europe Jacques Delors. We will end the morning with an exchange with Joan Canton, member of the cabinet of Thierry Breton, European Commissioner for the Internal Market, who will talk about European industrial policy. . In the afternoon, a workshop to prepare the
cultural performance of the Conférence Jacques Delors will be led by Julien Avril, director.
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