Euromontana General Assembly

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Date(s) - 13 Oct 2021
9 h 30 min - 12 h 30 min

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Euromontana 2021 General Assembly will be organised on 13th October.  Join us online to discuss governance and to reflect on future activities that will enhance the sustainable development of mountain areas!

This event is for Euromontana’s members only. Members can find all the preparatory documents in the General Assembly section of the website.

This year, our General Assembly will also be coupled with two online conferences on mountain youth (12th October in the morning) and on daily mobility in mountain areas (12th October in the afternoon).

 

Registration

Due to the current sanitary context, the event will be held online via the Zoom platform. Interpretation will be available in French and English.

You can register both for the General Assembly and for associated conferences through this form.

You are a member and you have a question regarding the event or the registration process? Contact the Secretariat at communication@euromontana.org

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