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Commissioner Vassiliou heads to Morocco for wide range of meetings

Androulla Vassiliou, European Commissioner for Education, Culture, Multilingualism and Youth will visit Morocco from 28 March to 1 April.
 
She will meet with ministers responsible for Education, Culture and Youth, and with stakeholders in EU programmes.
 
The Commissioner will also visit universities and deliver a keynote speech at the annual meeting of the Permanent Conference of Mediterranean Audiovisual Operators (COPEAM), being held this year in Marrakech. (ENPI Info Centre)
 
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Press release
 
Commissioner Vassiliou's website
 
Commissioner Vassiliou on Twitter
 
ENPI Info Centre webpage – Morocco  
 
COPEAM conference and general assembly
 
 

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