The Transatlatic Trade and Investment Partnership (TTIP) currently being developed by the EU and the US is projected to give a major boost to jobs and growth in the economies of the two regions. But many concerns and questions are being raised on both sides of the Atlantic as to its societal benefits and its impact on standards and regulations. Immediately following the EU-US summit in Brussels attended by President Obama, join us for a provocative and wide-ranging debate on what is at stake.
The Wilfried Martens Centre for European Studies cordially invites you to a new Food for Thought event entitled ‘From Reform to Growth – The Post-Crisis EU Economy’.
The PV Fab Managers Forum is the most important forum where suppliers and manufacturer meet and discuss current challenges and future requirements. No other forum brings together the whole manufacturing supply chain better and offers such a dens line-up of presentations from industry professionals.
We invite you to attend the 2014 PV Fab Managers Forum and hear more. REGISTER NOW
On the third anniversary of Japan's tragic tsunami and the Fukushima catastrophe, Green MEP Michèle Rivasi will host a press conference looking at the ongoing consequences. The Greens will also host a symbolic action, as well as a hearing from 9-10.30 in Room LOW R3.1.
First Solvay Executive Education General Info-Session 2014!
Solvay Executive Education offers over 20 different lifelong learning programmes aimed at professionals who wish to improve their business acumen and boost their careers.
With a portfolio continuously adapted to market needs and covering domains such as general management, finance, marketing, leadership, entrepreneurship and many more, Solvay gives you the chance to maximize your career opportunities.
New Constitution for Tunisia – Motor for Democracy and Employment? A Role Model for the Arab World? What are the implications for the European Transformation Partnership?
War, conflict, and crisis define our picture of the Arabellion.
In this sense, an Arab constitution that guarantees the right to work, to water and to education appears to be news from another world.
