In a period of such a great crisis, the European Union is making an effort to help the European communities and the world as much as possible. Actions are being taken here and there to support programs specifically created to combat the coronavirus.
Apart from the programs, of course, the European Union supports the Stay at Home initiated by canceling or postponing a plethora of events making sure that, they will maintain the safety of the people who want to participate. With this article, we will try to give you an idea of some of the most important events and their current status as it has been announced by the European Union.
Event: Building the energy system of a climate natural Europe: an EU strategy for smart sector integration
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Status: Cancelled due to the outbreak of COVID-19
Event: Hands-on workshop on empty post-editing
Date: Tuesday, April 7th
Location: Tallinn, Estonia
Status: Postponed
Event: Career Days (Translating Presidency- Translating Aspects of Slovenian Presidency of the Council of the EU)
Date: Tuesday-Wednesday, April 7-15
Location: Ljubljana, Slovenia
Status: Postponed
Date: Tuesday – Wednesday, April 21-22
Location: Brussels, Belgium
Status: Rescheduled
Event: 34th Madrid Forum
Date: Thursday, April 29th
Location: Madrid, Spain
Status: Cancelled
If you want more information regarding the upcoming events of the European Union and their current status you can pay a visit to the EU’s official event website.
To help and support the current actions being taken all around the world to battle the coronavirus, more and more events are being either rescheduled, postponed or completely canceled. A large number of them are also turning to virtual means for participants and visitors not to lose their place as well as the knowledge these events can provide.
An important example is the LIFE Info Day 2020. There is a very important event that was set to take place on April 30, 2020. The event will still happen but due to the coronavirus outbreak as a precaution measure, the event will now be a virtual conference.
The networking event that was supposed to take place after the conference will now be a series of bilateral virtual meetings but will involve several EASME experts. It appears that more and more events are going to turn to a virtual solution for the participants not to miss the opportunity of exploring new ideas, meeting new potential partners and establishing stronger networks.
United we stay at home and combat the outbreak
It is important to remember that during these are very difficult times we must all take a step back and test our patience. Staying at home is no longer just a choice. It is a necessity that will allow us to go through this pandemic together.
You can still take part in multiple events that will happen through online platforms. From the safety of your home, you can still be a part of these massive European happenings that are planning to shift the world of business, science, and society as we know it.
The EUcalls team will try to keep you posted regarding important changes and updates on some of Europe’s most important events. Stay tuned for more information and remember that together we stay at home and we try to go through these difficult times for ourselves and the future of our community. Now is the time for the European people to show how they can work together against any threat and emerge winners. EUcalls stays at home with you.