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Apply Now! 2018 EUKHT "Young Leaders Shape the Future of Europe"



Apply now for the JCI European Know-How Transfer (EUKHT) in Brussels, Belgium! This years topic is "Young Leaders Shape the Future of Europe". As young leaders from all over Europe we have to raise our voice and take responsibility for the future of our continent. Join the 2018 EUKHT to shadow a Member of European Parliament and advocate for positive change!

At the JCI European Know-How Transfer in Brussels, Belgium, JCI members have the opportunity to communicate directly with European Commission officials and Members of the European Parliament (MEPs), thus strengthening personal contacts and increase mutual understanding between politicians and the business community as well as the civil society.

Each year, keynote speakers from the European Commission (EC) as well as high ranking politicians from the European Parliament (EP), explain their views on pressing European issues such as the European Economic Crisis, Youth Unemployment and the agenda of the Commission for this legislature.

This year's theme is Young Leaders Shape the Future of Europe and we hope to receive your application for the program!

Find out more: https://www.jci.cc/eukht

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