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Seminar: Export control in a geopolitical context
MAR
Tue
18
08:30 - 00:00

This was 1 year ago

Location

Brussels

Bd Simon Bolivar 17, 1000.
Programmes
Civil Security Cybersecurity Defence

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The Flemish Department of Foreign Affairs - Strategic Goods Control Unit (dienst Controle Strategische Goederen) invites you to its annual event, which this year will focus on “Export Control in a Geopolitical Context.”

The seminar will explore the impact of and interactions with a European economic security strategy, as well as the growing opportunities in defence programs and funding.

Attendees will have the opportunity to meet the team, ask questions, and network.

The full agenda of this event can be found in the attached document.

To register for this event, please access this link

 

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