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EU CyberNet Club Special – French EU Presidency

On 6 January 2022, EU CyberNet introduced a new event series – EU CyberNet Club Special, which looks at upcoming Council of the European Union Presidencies every six months.

The first edition of the Club Special series focused on the French EU Presidency. The event series aims at bringing the EU issues closer to our extended community. The event was open to our experts, stakeholders, and a wider circle of partners.

France took over as the chair of the Council of the EU Presidency in the beginning of 2022 for the first half of the year. During the event, the French colleagues introduced their Presidency priorities and plans for the upcoming six months in the fields of cybersecurity and cyber diplomacy, including legislative agenda, events, and other Presidency activities.

EU CyberNet together with our Network wishes our French colleagues all the best and great success for their EU Presidency!



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