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Annual POLIS conference 2023
NOV
Wed
29
NOV
Thu
30

This was 2 years ago

Location

Leuven

Brabanthal
Programmes
Climate, Energy, Mobility Missions

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The annual POLIS conference 2023 will take place in Leuven. Participants include high-level decision makers, mobility experts and practitioners, ... showcasing their latest transport projects, discussing the future of mobility and innovative solutions in the transport sector.

This year's edition will have 32 sessions and 2 plenaries. Each session is related to one of five thematic areas:

  • Environment & Health;
  • Traffic Efficiency;
  • Access;
  • Road Safety & Security;
  • Governance & Integration.

You can find more information on the main website. The current programme is attached to this message.

The registration deadline for this event is 14 November 2023.

 

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