Essential Europe
10 May 2022 - France
The Otto von Habsburg Foundation and the Institute for Strategic Studies of the National University of Public Service are organizing a roundtable discussion entitled Essential Europe on 10 May 2022 at Ludovika, with the participation of Jean-Dominique Giuliani, President of the Robert Schuman Foundation in Paris, and Tibor Navracsics, Member of Parliament, former Minister and EU Commissioner.
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Ludovika Campus Main building Zrínyi Hall 1083 Budapest Ludovika tér 2
On the basis of Jean-Dominique Giuliani's editorial "Essential Europe", in which he points out that Europe can serve as an example for dealing with the crises of our time, the Institute for Strategic Studies of the National University of Public Service in Budapest and the Otto von Habsburg Foundation are organising a debate the day after Europe Day on 9 May.
*** Speakers ***
- Jean-Dominique Giuliani, President of the Robert Schuman Foundation in Paris
- Tibor Navracsics, Member of the Hungarian Parliament, former Minister and European Commissioner
The debate will be moderated by Gergely Prőhle and Gergely Fejérdy, NKE-STI (Institute for Strategic Studies of the NKE University), Otto von Habsburg Foundation
*** When ***
10 May 2022, 4 - 5.30 pm
*** Languages ***
The discussion will be held in French and Hungarian, with simultaneous interpretation into Hungarian,
French and English.
*** Location ***
Ludovika Campus
Main building
Zrínyi Hall
1083 Budapest
Ludovika tér 2
*** Registration required via the link ***
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