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Vision conference on shaping the future of farming and the agri-food sector
MAY
Thu
08
09:00 - 16:00

Starts in 2 weeks from now

Location

The Square, Brussels

The Square, Mont des Arts, 1000 Brussels, Belgium
Programmes
Agro-Food, Environment

The Strategic Dialogue on the future of EU agriculture was launched in january 2024 and was a forum that aimed to shape a shared vision for EU farming. It brought together key stakeholders from across the whole agri-food chain, including farmers, co-operatives, agri-food businesses, and rural communities; as well as non-governmental organisations and civil society representatives, financial institutions and academia.  

To discuss the report of this Strategic Dialogue and refine the vision on EU agriculture even further, the European Commission will organise a conference on the 8th of May in Brussels. Only the plenary sessions will be videostreamed so if you want to participate in the break-out sessions you will need to be present in person. You can register on this website if you want to particiopate on site. 

 

 

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