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FEMMES D’INFLUENCE EUROPÉENNES

I am delighted and immensely proud to announce that I am featured in the Schuman Foundation’s new publication, “European Women – Leading the Way”. You can read my interview on page 43.

Congratulations to all those who contributed, I look forward to reading the interviews. My thanks go to Elena Roux, who conducted and edited my interview, as well as all the wonderful women in this publication. Of course, thanks to Pascale Joannin for the publication itself!

Tóth Krisztina

 

 

FEMMES D’INFLUENCE EUROPÉENNES

Tóth Krisztina

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