Brussels, 28 June 2016 – Future cohesion policy: the challenges for 2020 and beyond
Marjorie Jouen, adviser at the Jacques Delors Institute, speaks during a seminar organised by the European Parliament Socialists and Democrats group about the future of the European cohesion policy.
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Marjorie Jouen, adviser at the Jacques Delors Institute, speaks during a seminar organised by the European Parliament Socialists and Democrats group about the future of the European cohesion policy.
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Marjorie Jouen, adviser at the Jacques Delors Institute, speaks during a seminar organised by the European Parliament Socialists and Democrats group about the future of the European cohesion policy.
Find more information here.
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