EU Upcoming Events
5-6 February: Research to Reality: Digital Solutions to European Challenges
8-9 February: Climate Chance Europe 2024 Summit Wallonia
4-7 March: Civil Society Week 2024 | EESC
Research to Reality: Digital Solutions to European Challenges
The event will look into digital research in the Horizon Europe investment programme, and the activities developed within the Digital Europe Programme. Collaboration and synergy is often identified as the objective in these programmes, but the way to go about this is not always obvious. The event will therefore be offering concrete solutions in this regard.
On 5 February, researchers, policy-makers, and individuals involved in digitisation projects will have the opportunity to express their ideas in this domain through interactive sessions and presentations of best practices.
On 6 February, we will continue the theme with a networking event and visits to Belgian institutions that embody the link between research and digitisation.
The event is a collaboration between all Belgian regions, the National Coordination Centre for Cybersecurity, and the European Commission.
When: 5-6 February
Where: Brussels or online
Climate Chance Europe 2024 Summit Wallonia
In partnership with the Climate Chance Association, Wallonia will be organising a gathering of climate actors, with "Adaptation to climate change, nature-based solutions and resilience" being the main theme.
The event will be held at the Palais des Congrès in Liège and will bring together over 800 non-state actors, local and European representatives from civil society and institutions.
In all, around 15 workshops, field visits, a gala evening, parallel meetings, and two plenary sessions will highlight and facilitate exchanges on specific solutions for achieving the objectives of the European Green Pact.
When: 8-9 February
Where: Liège
Civil Society Week 2024 | EESC
With the European elections in June 2024 holding the key to Europe's future, the EESC as the institutional partner of civil society is launching the first edition of its Civil Society Week.
This flagship event will gather people of all ages and backgrounds, including youth, journalists and EU institutions, for a vibrant debate on topics that matter to our everyday life and Europe's future. We will shine a light on the threats to democracy and the challenges in safeguarding democratic values. We will explore how best to mobilise our networks for citizens to vote and unleash the potential of Europe's young generation.
When: 4-7 March
Where: Brussels
