Fireside chat at the Royal Girl Guides Club on CSDP
(B2) This Thursday October 12, B2 gives you an appointment at Royal Girl Guide Club, 32 rue d'Arlon, Brussels (a stone's throw from the European Parliament), from 18 p.m. to 20 p.m., to discuss the latest developments in European security and defense policy: permanent structured cooperation, the European defense fund, the Emmanuel Macron's European intervention initiative, etc.
A conference debate organized by the European association of journalists, Belgian section (AEJ Belgium) with Dutch House, for their first cocktail of the fall, in the sumptuous decor, heir to the tradition of the Belgian cavalry and the officers' mess of the 1st Guide Regiment (1874-1994) located on Place Luxembourg in Brussels, its original city of garrison.
Please note: business attire recommended, i.e. for men, jacket and tie mandatory (this will be an opportunity for me to wear one). Register by sending an email to info(a)aej-belgium.eu with the subject "autumn cocktail 17"
Autumn-Networking-Cocktail Talking of EU-Defense Thursday 12 October, 18-00 PM!!! The Association of European Journalist (AEJ Belgium) organizes, in collaboration with Holland House, its first autumn cocktail at the Club Royal des Guides, Rue d'Arlon 20, Brussels with some special guests invited to talk straight forward -talking Dutch- about the European Common Security and Defense Policy (CSDP).
After welcoming you into this exceptional military decor, the event will start with a short presentation of the recent book by the vice-president of the French AEJ section, Nicolas Gros-Verheyde, and short intervention(s)-comments by some fellow-journalists .
Register to: info(a)aej-belgium.eu under subject autumn cocktail 17'.
NB: Holland House is a new initiative of the Dutch EU professionals in Brussels so set up their own house for community building, networking and debate. The Club Royal des Guides hosts them temporarily but is the Mess of the Officers of the 1st Regiment of Guides (1874-1994), established on the Place Luxemburg in Brussels, its initial garrison town. The military members meet each other there and hold events remaining attached to the values of the Cavalry, sharing its values and traditions.
