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 Roberto Olla has been promoted, as of today, to the post of executive secretary of Eurimages, the Council of Europe s film co-production, exhibition and distribution fund.An Italian national, Roberto Olla has a law degree in public law and a PhD  stanley cup in Community law  thesis in European audiovisual and media law . He has been a researcher in media law at the European University Institute of Florence, has worked for the MEDIA Programme of the European Union and has been legal adviser in the European Commission in Brussels.She joined Eurimages in January 2002 and has served as an administrator working on co-productions.TopicsAfricaEuropeMiddle East           No comments                                                                       Related articles                                                                                                      stanley cup                                    News                                      MBS Group closes deal to manage Saudi Arabias AlUla Studios                                                        2025-05-07T08:52:00Z                    By Michael Rosser                                    US-based The MBS Group is known as the home of James Camerons Avatar franchise.                                      stanley cup                                                                                            News                                      Palestinian film streaming platform Watermelon+ to launch worldwide                                         Bunk Remember : Review
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