Name: Board Seminar with Civil Society 2024
Start: 2024-10-15 09:00
End: 2024-10-15 08:00

The 2024 Board Seminar with Civil Society will take place on Tuesday 15 October 2024 at the EIB Headquarters in Luxembourg and is open to interested stakeholders from civil society inside and outside Europe.

Since 2011, these seminars provide a unique opportunity for civil society representatives and EIB Directors and staff to have a constructive and fruitful dialogue. This event is a key pillar of the Bank’s stakeholder engagement and Transparency Policy, and a unique opportunity for a frank and open exchange with the Bank’s governing bodies.

Similarly to previous years, the Board Seminar and the exchanges with civil society representatives will be structured around priorities and themes of mutual interest. This year’s topic “Overcoming the barriers to achieving a safe and sustainable future” makes it possible to discuss various aspects of how to support a sustainable green economy in the EU and beyond and what role the EIB plays in this journey. The event will traditionally end with an open discussion with the EIB Board of Directors on topics of common interest, facilitated by an independent moderator.

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