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Why do we need a Constitution? Between national characteristics and European consensus
European Union - 08/03/2013
The Joseph Karolyi Foundation and the French Institute of Budapest have organises a conference on 8th and 9th March with the support of the Robert Schuman Foundation in Budapest (Hungary); the event entitled "Why do we need a Constitution? Between national characteristics and European consensus" was inaugurated by the Hungarian Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi alongside the Ambassador for France in Hungary, Roland Galharague. Jacque Barrot, member of the Constitutional Council and the Foundation's Board has taken part in the debates alongside József Szájer, MEP.
The Joseph Karolyi Foundation and the French Institute of Budapest have organises a conference on 8th and 9th March with the support of the Robert Schuman Foundation; the event entitled "Why do we need a Constitution? Between national characteristics and European consensus" was inaugurated by the Hungarian Foreign Minister Janos Martonyi alongside the Ambassador for France in Hungary, Roland Galharague. Jacque Barrot, member of the Constitutional Council and the Foundation's Board has taken part in the debates alongside József Szájer, MEP.
