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Iceland - out of crisis, into Europe

Iceland - out of crisis, into Europe

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About this Event

22 Nov 2011 @ 19:00

Please note that this event will take place in Brussels.
 

On Tuesday 22nd November 2011, Ambassador Thorir Ibsen,  Icelandic Mission to the European Union, and Pat Cope Gallagher MEP, President of the European Parliament EEA Committee, will speak to the Institute of International and European Affairs (IIEA) Brussels Branch on the subject of: 

"Iceland - out of crisis, into Europe" 

Iceland, like Ireland, in recent years has suffered a major financial crisis including the collapse of its banking system.   Iceland is now well on the way to emerging from the crisis and is at an advanced stage of negotiating accession to the European Union.   Our guest speakers are ideally placed to comment and give us the benefit of their reflections on this situation.

Venue:
Permanent Representation of Ireland, Rue Froissart 50, Brussels 1040

Date:
Tuesday 22 November 2011

Time:
7.00  PM to  8.15 PM  (followed by wine reception)

This event is open to members and friends of the IIEA.  We particularly welcome newcomers.   Please inform us if you wish to attend  as soon as possible (email: iieabrusselsbranch@gmail.com ). 

Frank Wall, Chair,  IIEA   Brussels Branch Michael Humphreys , Secretary,  IIEA   Brussels Branch

We also remind you to renew your subscriptions for 2011-2012. While the IIEA Brussels is a volunteer organisation, the very modest annual subscriptions ensure that we can continue to organise events of interest to you. 

To arrange membership please pay (50 EUR normal / 10 EUR stagiaire) into the account below
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