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Partnerships for Regional Innovation Event - From playbook to implementation
MAR
Tue
28
09:00 - 17:00

This was 2 years ago

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Online

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Joint Research Center

The European Commission and the European Committee of the Regions will organize on 28 March 2023 the High Level Event of the Partnerships for Regional Innovation (PRI) “From playbook to implementation” as a bridge between smart specialisation and other EU policies to promote innovation-driven territorial transformation.

Participants to this event will include the Presidents and Regional Ministers of the 74 territories, who will accompany Commissioner Gabriel, Commissioner Ferreira and the President of the European Committee of the Region, Alves Cordeiro in this event.

At the scientific level, the event will gather world-leading experts in place-based innovation and territorial development through the PRI Scientific Committee.

More information on the programme and event can be found here.

This event will be livestreamed through this link. Registration for the livestream is not required.

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