IIEARobert Watt will discuss how the Ten-Year Capital Plan will respond to Ireland’s key international and domestic challenges, and outline governance arrangements to ensure its implementation.
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The Spirit Store, Dundalk, the third regional event of the Future of the EU27 Project. Members of the public were invited to join us for a thought-provoking discussion on globalisation and social policy.
The funding of higher education is a key strategic issue facing the Irish economy and society. The implications of the lack of funding in higher education range from a growing shortage of skills in industrial sectors to affecting Ireland’s ability to attract foreign direct investment. This conference aims to foster a more informed political and public debate on the issue.
Mr Ringelstein argued that a new dawn in the electrification of cities is upon us, which will equip urban planners with a greater ‘toolkit’ with which to envision a smarter 21st Century city
The theme of the seminar is The 2018 European Semester: Inclusive Growth and Fairness for Ireland and Europe.
Ronan Tynan Award winning documentary filmmaker and co-founder of Esperanza Productions The making of ‘Syria - The Impossible Revolution’ Thursday, 24 May, 2018. 6.30p.m
The panel will discuss blockchain, how it works and the potential it holds to disrupt many existing internet products and services. They will also discuss the opportunities and threats arising out of this, particularly in relation to data privacy and the future of the data driven business model of the internet.
Ms Delvaux discussed her report with recommendations to the Commission, on Civil Law Rules for Robotics. She also discussed the EU’s recent progress on this issue, including the European Commission's call for increased financial and other investment in AI within Europe.
In his address to the IIEA, Ibec CEO Danny McCoy presented Ibec’s report on the priorities of Irish business for the future of Europe.
Deputy Minister of Foreign Affairs of Bulgaria, Emilia Kraleva, discussed the priorities of the current Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of the EU, placing an emphasis on strengthening the links between the EU and the countries of the Western Balkans.
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