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Treaty of Rome conference
The University's Europa Institute will host a one day conference to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.
The signature of the Treaty of Rome, 25 March 1957, Credit © European Community, 2007
The event which will take place at Surgeons' Hall Complex, Nicolson Street, Edinburgh, on 19 January 2008, is free and open to all. However, registration is required.
Speakers
Giuliano Amato, Italian Minister of the Interior and co-architect of the new European Constitution will be addressing the conference, and receiving questions, by video-conference. Speakers at the event will include Linda Fabiani MSP, Minister for Europe, External Affairs and Culture; Alex Fergusson MSP, Presiding Officer of the Scottish Parliament; Sir Stephen Wall, former EU Adviser to Tony Blair and former UK Permanent Representative to the EU; and Brian Taylor, Political Editor of BBC Scotland.
Further details and registration
Find out more about the event and register online:
Supported by the European Parliament
The conference is partially funded by the European Parliament. This funding has been awarded as the result of a competition, run by the European Parliament Directorate General for Information, with the aim of highlighting issues related to the role of the European Parliament in the development of European Integration, in the context of the 50th Anniversary of the Treaty of Rome.
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This article was published on Nov 7, 2008