9th of May in the Netherlands

by | Apr 2, 2021

In the Netherlands on 9th of May we will attempt to answer the following questions during a video conference: Why was Europe Day initiated? Where is Europe’s heart? What is Europe’s current need?   We will tackle these topics amongst others. We will be joined by Jeff Fountain professor from the Schuman Centre for European […]

In the Netherlands on 9th of May we will attempt to answer the following questions during a video conference:

Why was Europe Day initiated?
Where is Europe’s heart?
What is Europe’s current need?

 

We will tackle these topics amongst others. We will be joined by Jeff Fountain professor from the Schuman Centre for European Studies in Amsterdam.

To register please write to beatriz.lauenroth@together4europe.org

Beatriz Lauenroth, Dutch MfE Team

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