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Symposium on EU relations with Israel and ECPM 8th Annual General Assembly, 8 June, Brussels

Don't forget to register for the ECPM symposium on 'EU relations with Israel' and the ECPM 8th annual General Assembly that will take place in Hotel Martin's Central Park (Boulevard Charlemagne 80) in Brussels, 8 June, starting at 10:00 hrs am. During this symposium various speakers like Sari Essayah (MEP, Christian Democrats Finland), Joshua Reinstein (Director of Knesset Christian Allies Caucus) and Peter Dixon (Chief Executive Concordis International) address the audience. After the lunch the ECPM General Assembly will take place. This is a good opportunity to learn more about the ECPM, its work, meet other people involved in the work of the ECPM and the discuss about the EU relations with Israel!
More information about the program (see below) or click here
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Programme


Friday June 8, 2012 - Hotel: Martin’s Central Park, Boulevard Charlemagne 80, Brussels

10:00 – 12:30 ECPM symposium ‘EU relations with Israel
  • 10:15 Welcome and Opening
  • 10:20 Introduction of the topic by Peeter Vö su, ECPM chairman, Estonia
  • 10:35 Contribution Joshua Reinstein (Director of Knesset Christian Allies Caucus, Israel)
  • 11:05 Contribution Sari Essayah (MEP, Christian Democrats Finland)
  • 11:35 Contribution Peter Dixon (Chief Executive Concordis International, United Kingdom)
  • 12:00 Panel Discussion
12.30 – 13:30Lunch

13:30 – 17:30 ECPM 8th Annual General Assembly

  • 13:30 Welcome & Opening
  • 13.40 Announcements, voting procedure, installing voting commission
  • 14.00 Accepting agenda and minutes General Assembly June 24 2011
  • 14.20 Financial report 2011 (only members vote)
  • 14.40 New ECPM members
  • 15.00 Board member elections
  • 15.30 Break
  • 15.45 Involving members:
              1. Leadership retreat
              2. Advisory Council
              3. Members information
  • 16.15 Progress ECPM programme commission and suggestions
  • 16.25 ECPF publication: pre-production
  • 16.30 Activities 2011 reports and presentation Yearbook 2011
  • 17.00 General Assembly 2013 and other issues and/or announcements
  • 17.15 Closing of the General Assembly
  • 17.30 Coffee
Looking forward to seeing you there!

Best regards,

Leo van Doesburg
External Affairs Manager ECPM


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