CEPLIS was present at this year’s edition of the EESC‘s Liberal Professions’ Day.
The event discussed a broad range of ways in which liberal professions contribute to the public interest: resilient infrastructure, trusted health systems, support for businesses and citizens, reliable information, and the ability to provide specialised expertise when normal systems are under pressure.
From resilient infrastructure and public health to cybersecurity, artificial intelligence and professional regulation, the discussions showed that preparedness cuts across professional disciplines and policy areas.
CEPLIS extends its thanks to the EESC Civil Society Organisations’ Group, Martin Boehme, Elsa Veloso, Rudolf Kolbe, Baurat h.c. Dipl.-Ing, Klaus Thürriedl, Elena Córdoba Azcárate, Orlando Monteiro da Silva, Anna Di Domenicantonio, Susanna Pisano, UNPLIB, Ruwet Jean, and Brookly Beli
