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Video message Commissioner Ivanova to the EU STEM Coalition

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6 March 2024

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EU Commissioner for Innovation, Research, Culture, Education and Youth Iliana Ivanova recorded a video message as a contribution to our event 'STEM for the Future of Europe' on 29th of February. In the video she extends her heartfelt gratitude for the EU STEM Coalition's commitment to fostering STEM education through long-term cooperation and knowledge sharing. According to Ivanova the support of the coalition is vital for reaching the Commission's objectives.

Video message Commissioner Ivanova to the EU STEM Coalition

Video message Commissioner Ivanova to the EU STEM Coalition

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