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Publication of the slides of the European Defence Fund (EDF) Info Days 2024

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The European Commission’s Directorate-General for Defence Industry and Space (DG DEFIS) has announced that the EDF Info Days 2024 gathered more than 3000 participants from all around the EU, Norway and beyond both on-site and online.

It was a unique opportunity to learn all what is needed to apply to EDF 2024 calls for proposals and to discover and network with potential partners in future EDF projects.

The slides of Day 1 (plenary info session) are now available here.

The recording of the event will soon be available.

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