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ProgrammesAs of 1 January 2024 Belgium takes over the baton from Spain as President of the Council of the European Union until 30 June 2024. During the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union several high-level summits and conferences will take place including in the area of research and innovation. Some of the events will be open to anyone interested and others for a restricted audience only. It is expected that the website for the Belgian Presidency will be launched early December 2023. All the events related to research and innovation and with the Flemish Government Department of Economy, Science and Innovation in the lead will be made available on their website in the event section. The events linked to Horizon Europe and Digital Europe will be included in the NCP Flanders event calendar. You might want to mark these dates already in your diary:
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