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ONLY A FEW WEEKS LEFT UNTIL THE 3^RD ATLANTIC STAKEHOLDER PLATFORM CONFERENCE
 
8 thematic workshops, match-making activities and wide participation in the Exhibitors’ area
 
Brussels, 12/09/2016: The run-up has begun for the 3rd Atlantic Stakeholder Platform Conference, to be held in Croke Park centre, Dublin, on 27 September 2016.
 

With reference to the workshop we had planned for 13^th July and following the result of the Referendum, it has been decided to hold a revised workshop reduced in scope from the original agenda down to two hours from a whole day previously. This workshop will concentrate on a factual exposition of the latest position with regard to H2020, and allow stakeholders with an interest in marine issues to voice their concerns and aspirations for the Atlantic Strategy and Atlantic Action Plan in the lead up to and post ‘Brexit’.

With reference to the workshop we had planned for 13^th July and following the result of the Referendum, it has been decided to hold a revised workshop reduced in scope from the original agenda down to two hours from a whole day previously. This workshop will concentrate on a factual exposition of the latest position with regard to H2020, and allow stakeholders with an interest in marine issues to voice their concerns and aspirations for the Atlantic Strategy and Atlantic Action Plan in the lead up to and post ‘Brexit’.

With reference to the workshop we had planned for 13^th July and following the result of the Referendum, it has been decided to hold a revised workshop reduced in scope from the original agenda down to two hours from a whole day previously. This workshop will concentrate on a factual exposition of the latest position with regard to H2020, and allow stakeholders with an interest in marine issues to voice their concerns and aspirations for the Atlantic Strategy and Atlantic Action Plan in the lead up to and post ‘Brexit’.

With reference to the workshop we had planned for 13^th July and following the result of the Referendum, it has been decided to hold a revised workshop reduced in scope from the original agenda down to two hours from a whole day previously. This workshop will concentrate on a factual exposition of the latest position with regard to H2020, and allow stakeholders with an interest in marine issues to voice their concerns and aspirations for the Atlantic Strategy and Atlantic Action Plan in the lead up to and post ‘Brexit’.