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Russia-related business and economics expertise in Finland - two online panel discussion on May 10, 2021

The Finnish-Russian Commission for Scientific and Technological Cooperation/Working Group for Social Sciences in cooperation with Aalto University School of Business/CEMAT,
East Office of Finnish Industries and the Finnish‑Russian Chamber of Commerce will organize two panel discussions at the annual Aleksanteri-forum on May 10.
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The representatives of business, research, and public sector will gather to discuss Russia-related business and economics expertise in Finland. The panel discussions will be held in Finnish. The event is free of charge and open to all interested. However, prior registration is required.

More information at the Finnish event page:
Panel discussion on Russia-related business and economics expertise in Finland (Aalto.fi)

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