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The conference brought together 1300….
With more than 1.200 delegates attending from all over Europe, the conference brought together the elite of the region.
The conference brought together more than 200 participants.
With more than 1.500 delegates attending from all over Europe, the conference brought together the elite of the region and it was the place to meet for anyone doing business in Central and Eastern Europe.
The conference brought together regional stock exchange delegates from Macedonia, Serbia, Slovenia, Republika Srpska, Montenegro, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Croatia.
The last HKIDEAS conference brought together nearly 9,000 delegates and visitors from 28 countries.
The conference brought together Balkan security officials, politicians and experts.
Last year, this two-day conference brought together 20,000 visitors from 130 countries, including more than 2,600 start-ups and 1,600 investors.
The conference brought together 30 participants from Spain, Russia, Serbia and Republic of Srpska.
The conference brought together over 40 participants from Russia, Turkey, Serbia, Montenegro and Republic of Srpska.
The Conference brought together representatives of academia, business people, NGOs and students from the region of Central Europe.
The conference brought together local and international experts in the field of constitutional law, European law, political and legal philosophy.
This one-day conference brought together representatives of institutions, civil society and media from the country and the region to share experiences on[…].
The conference brought together more than 120 participants from over 20 European countries including FCI experts, a global network of leading factoring companies in the world.
This year's international conference brought together more than 40 participants and experts from the security system, from national and foreign universities and international organizations.
This year's international conference brought together more than 40 participants and experts from the security system, from national and foreign universities and international organizations.
This year, the conference brought together over a hundred editors of Wikipedia, online and offline volunteers who wanted to share their knowledge and hear something interesting from their peers.
Conference brought together representatives of local administration, youth, citizens' associations, schools and other institutions dealing with youth, demonstrating how synergy should look like in practice.
The Conference brought together scholars from diverse academic fields and practitioners who are working from different thematic and theoretical paradigms to explore approaches to dealing with the past and transitional justice approaches in post-SFRY space, and beyond.
The conference brought together participants from the Western Balkan academic community, prestigious European universities, government and non-governmental sectors, experts in higher education and curriculum development, information and communication industries, security, and resource and risk management.
The conference brought together participants from the Western Balkans academic community, prestigious European universities, governmental and non-governmental sectors, higher education and curriculum development experts, the IT and communications industries, security and resource and risk management fields.
The conference brought together Language Commissioners from different parts of the world to discuss the challenges and problems they face when it comes to promotion and protection of linguistic rights, as well as establishment of International Association of Language Commissioners.
The conference brought together representatives of ombudsman institutions in most of the Southeast European countries-- Albania, Bosnia and Herzegovina, Croatia, Kosovo, Macedonia, Montenegro, Serbia, and Slovenia-- as well as the Parliamentary Ombudsman of Sweden, the Federal Ombudsman of Belgium and the Ombudsman of Greece.
The conference brought together representatives of 180 governments, the non-governmental sector, experts, teachers and other local and international officials from the fields of education, conflict prevention and peace-building, who spoke about the challenges in adjusting school systems to ethnically diverse societies. Source:“Tanjug” news agency, Radio and Television of Serbia,“Blic” daily and Coordination Body.
The Conference brought together representatives of academia, business people, NGOs and students from the region of Central Europe. In her remarks, Consul General Stojiljkovic said that Serbia, as a legal successor to the former Yugoslavia, was one of the founding members of the Non-Aligned Movement always advocating the respect of law, independence and sovereignty of small nations, coupled with regional cooperation and action in concert with other countries.
The conference brings together over 200 participants annually.
The conference brings together representatives of top-notch European research centres; small and large technology corporations;
This year's conference brings together more than 60 lecturers from abroad, including the speakers that come FROM the Mayo Clinic and Harvard, and“covers a wide range of medical sciences, in various fields of medicine, with a focus on endocrinology, cardiology, psychiatry, orthopedics, onkopatologiju, pediatric Hematology and Cardiology.
Finding long-term solutions to reduce an ever-increasing demand for illicit drugs amongst young people through improved co-operation and co-ordination between law enforcement agencies and civil society is the goal of an experts meeting at the OSCE today.The two-day conference brings together over 150 representatives of the OSCE's 57 participating States with government authorities and experts from youth initiatives, drug agencies, international, regional and civil society organizations and the private sector.
Larger fontnormal font- Smaller fontFinding long-term solutions to reduce an ever-increasing demand for illicit drugs amongst young people through improved co-operation and co-ordination between law enforcement agencies and civil society is the goal of an experts meeting at the OSCE today.The two-day conference brings together over 150 representatives of the OSCE's 57 participating States with government authorities and experts from youth initiatives, drug agencies, international, regional and civil society organizations and the private sector.