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Registration is now open for our upcoming 28th Legal & Policy Assembly !

This session will be hosted in Strasbourg in cooperation with three EBU Members:  ARD, France Télévisions and ZDF, a French-German cooperation.

Thanks to our hosts, we will have the honor to be welcomed by the Council of Europe in Strasbourg. We will be very excited to bring you experts from the EBU community, Council of Europe and European Parliament to speak about the challenges public broadcasters are facing today.

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Council of Europe

Avenue de la l'Europe
67000 Strasbourg
France

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PROGRAMME 

The Autumn 2024 Legal & Policy Assembly will be opened by Delphine Ernotte Cunci, EBU President & France Télévisions CEO.

Since the Assembly takes place at the beginning of a new EU mandate, we will also take the opportunity to look forward with a high-level panel of EU decision makers from the European institutions. We will also have a specialist panel on PSM (Media / Security + Defence) and a presentation by the Council of Europe on its work protection media freedom in Europe.

There will also be an update on European ongoing files.

ACCOMMODATION 

We would like to bring your attention that the week of 7 October 2024 is a plenary week in Strasbourg, meaning that hotels' availabilities will be very quickly reduced and as a consequence, prices will very quickly increase.

In order to ensure that our attendees to the Legal & Policy session have the possibility to book their stay at reasonable prices, we have negotiated preferential prices with two-three hotels in Strasbourg. You can find all the details about accommodation in the summary we have prepared for you.

We kindly advise you to book as early as possible your accommodation in order to ensure that you get a reasonable price. After the cut-off dates, unfortunately, we will have no possibility to get preferential prices anymore.

TRANSPORTATION

On the transportation side, we have gathered in one document, information on the different possibilities to reach Strasbourg.

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Participants who require a visa invitation letter for France should send an email as soon as possible to Mélanie Alexandre (alexandre@ebu.ch), with “Visa Invitation letter to enter France” in the subject of communication and the following information:

  • Full name (as on passport)
  • Job title
  • Date and place of birth
  • Citizenship (as on passport)
  • Passport number and expiration date

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