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Czech prosecutor to be EU new anti-fraud chiefPetr Klement gets top job at critical watchdog.ListenAI generated Text-to-speechCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInOLAF, together with the EPPO, is at the forefront of investigating fraud in the EU. | Olivier Matthys/EPANovember 4, 20253:22 pm CETBy Ketrin Jochecov谩Petr Klement, a Czech prosecutor, will be the new director of the EU anti-fraud w
stanley cup atchdog OLAF .OLAF welcomes the announcement of the appointment of its new Director-General. We look forward to working with Mr. Petr Klement. We will share more information once the start date of the new
stanley cup Director-General is determined, OLAF said in a statement to POLITICO on Tuesday.Klement has been serving as Deputy European Chief Prosecutor at the European Public Prosecutor Office EPPO since 2023.AdvertisementAdvertisementI ;m very pleased that Petr Klement will become the Direc
stanley cups tor-General of the European Anti-Fraud Office OLAF . This is a huge recognition of his work and proof that Czechs belong among the European elite, said Czechia outgoing European Affairs Minister Martin Dvo艡谩k in a post on X.Klement predecessor was former Finnish lawmaker Ville It盲l盲, who concluded his seven-year non-renewable term in July. The acting chief of the office is Salla Saastamoinen, who will remain in the role until Klements official appointment.Klement was one of three shortlisted candidat Vahl Ombudsman attacks Commission sexism
Can Europe turn great research into great innovation, too Two MEPs debate how Europe could benefit from the EU research programmeCopy LinkCopiedShare via emailShare on XShare on WhatsAppShare on LinkedInOctober 18, 20065:00 pm CETBy Philippe Busquin / by Jerzy Buze
stanley cups uk kResearch in Europe has made an important leap forward over the past five years. The European Commissions diagnosis made in the 1990s of weaknesses within Europes scientific framework sparked recognition at EU and member state level of the sectors strategic importance in terms of sustainable growth and competitiveness in the era of globalisation. At the root of EU weakness was the fragmentation, in some cases isolation, of member states policies, which led to a duplication of efforts, insufficient public sector investment, difficulties in keeping hold of the best scientists, and a lack of structured links between universities, research centres and the business world. Without a fresh approach, EU scientific power was in jeopardy. It was this threat t
stanley thermos hat convinced EU leaders meeting in Lisbon in 2000 to support the idea of creating a European Research Area ERA . In 2002, in Barcelona, member states agreed that 3% of gross domestic product should be invested in research by 2010. These two key decisions taken by the Council of Ministers gave Romano Prodis Commission, where I was responsible for research, the mandate to redefine a new strategic framework. Some of the main pillars have already been set up in the
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