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On the 4th of April from 14:00 to 15:00, the Dutch and the Danish Digital Europe NCPs are organising a matchmaking webinar for parties interested in three AI-related topics and extend their invitation to Flemish stakeholders. The call topics that will be addressed during this session are:
The programme for this webinar will be as follows:
To register for this event, please fill out this registration form.
To make the most of this event, you ar invited to prepare a pitch of your organisation or consortium. The organisors will contact registered participants with a template after they fill out the registration form.
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