
The training session provided participants with the opportunity to discuss about the role of the EU in the promotion of rights, the functioning of the European Institutions, the EU law-making process, and the importance of the European social dialogue.
On the 1st of April, young trade unionists gathered in the capital of Hungary to attend the 1st training and exchange module of CESI’s WEP project.
The training session provided participants with the opportunity to discuss about the role of the EU in the promotion of rights, the functioning of the European Institutions, the EU law-making process, and the importance of the European social dialogue.

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1st WEP Training in Budapest- Europe is its youth
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