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Starts in 3 weeks from now
LocationBrussels
ProgrammesThe DKF Autumn Conference 2026 is organised by the DKF - European Network for Offset, Counter Trade and Industrial Participation, with support from VLAIO and Flanders Investment & Trade. It is set around the theme "From Brussels to Europe: Building Strategic Autonomy Through Industrial Partnerships" and aims to bring together industry leaders, government representatives, and industrial cooperation specialists.
The DKF Autumn Conference 2026 is organised by the DKF - European Network for Offset, Counter Trade and Industrial Participation, with support from VLAIO and Flanders Investment & Trade.
The conference is organised as a two-day event for discussion, networking, and exchange on industrial cooperation and strategic autonomy in Europe.
The announced theme is "From Brussels to Europe: Building Strategic Autonomy Through Industrial Partnerships". The event brings together industry leaders, government representatives, and industrial cooperation specialists to look at how partnerships can strengthen Europe’s resilience, competitiveness, and strategic autonomy.
The registration link for the DKF - European Network for Offset, Counter Trade and Industrial Participation Autumn Conference 2026 in Brussels.
If you have not received the registration email, please contact the DKF Office at dkf-office@dkf-offset.com
More information on: https://www.linkedin.com/company/dkf-european-network-for-offset-counter-trade-and-industrial-participation/posts/
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