Network to Promote Linguistic Diversity
After two years of preparatory meetings, on 11th June 2008 the Network was officially launched in an event hosted by the Welsh Assembly Government Office in Brussels. The Commissioner for Multilingualism gave the keynote speech at the event, followed by several European regional ministers and authorities who showed their support to the project. The creation of the Network represented that, for the first time, language planning boards from across Europe from both member states and autonomous gove
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After two years of preparatory meetings, on 11th June 2008 the Network was officially launched in an event hosted by the Welsh Assembly Government Office in Brussels. The Commissioner for Multilingualism gave the keynote speech at the event, followed by several European regional ministers and authorities who showed their support to the project. The creation of the Network represented that, for the first time, language planning boards from across Europe from both member states and autonomous gove
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