
CESI will hold its 9th Congress on December 12.
The Congress, to be held in Brussels and themed ‘Independence – Unity – Progress’, will welcome over 100 delegates from CESI member organisations, plus further guest delegates and high ranking keynote speakers from the European Commission, European Parliament and the European Economic and Social Committee.
More than 100 motions have been tabled by affiliates for discussion and adoption to shape CESI’s activities post 2024 in legislative lobbying, European social dialogue, capacity building project implementation, and organisational development.
The Congress, which follows the last edition in 2020, will also see the election of CESI’s leadership, comprising most notably its President, Secretary General, Treasurer and Vice-Presidents.
Information about the election results and adopted motions will be made available on CESI’s website and via its social media channels on X/Twitter and Linkedin.

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Upcoming on December 12: 9th Congress of CESI
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