Non-governmental organisations (NGOs) are an indispensable part of civil society. However, NGO influence on policymaking is not always positive. A large number of well-connected NGOs explicitly aim to influence EU trade and investment policymaking.

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L - Conference, forum
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Federations / Associations
Section
Trade & Society
Event Location
Brussels
EUnited Competitiveness Review Dinner Debate
Event Description
Date: Tuesday 6 November 2012 from 19.00
Event: Dinner Debate
Place: Bibliotheque Solvay, Leopold Park, Brussels
Host: EUnited
Language: English
More details to follow. Open to members and invited guests
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