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Press seminar on the situation of the news media in Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries

04-06-2012

A press seminar on ‘The situation of the news media in Russia and the Eastern Partnership countries’ will be taking place in the European Parliament in Brussels on 6 June. The aim is to explore the role of the European institutions and the media in supporting political, social and economic reform in the region.

 
At the seminar, journalists from the EU, Russia and Eastern Partnership countries will be able to discuss the issues with MEPs and senior figures from the European Commission and specially invited journalists from the countries in question.
 
The event is being organised by Parliament's DG Communication in conjunction with the Commission and with the support of the European Journalism Centre. (EU Neighbourhood Info Centre)
 
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European Parliament - Agenda for seminar
 
EU Neighbourhood Info Centre – Supporting press freedom and dialogue
 

Eastern Partnership

 


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