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Posted on: 22 May 2024
Together with Christina Altides, a member of the 2024 Elections Secretariat and advisor to the Director General for Communication in the European Parliament, we delve into the significance of the upcoming European elections and explore how businesses and industry associations can foster democratic engagement. Discover how industry leaders can leverage their influence to promote voter participation and combat disinformation, ensuring a well-informed electorate.
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