Video from ECR 2023: Adrian Brady on how the congress is going

Feb 28, 2023
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VIENNA - What does the man-in-charge make of ECR so far? What is being done to help Turkey and Ukraine? In an exclusive interview on day 1 of the meeting, we put these and other questions to Prof. Dr. Adrian Brady.

ECR 2023 President Prof. Adrian Brady shares his thoughts with Stephen Wellman on the opening day of the congress. Video produced by Christof.G.Pelz | GRAFIFANT Creation | www.grafifant.at | 2023


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