IRF Board and GA in Amsterdam

IRF Geneva will host its Board and General Assembly meeting during Intertraffic in Amsterdam from 5 – 8 April. The team from IRF Geneva will be on hand throughout Intertraffic to greet members and non-members alike, and bring them up to date regarding the comprehensive range of current activities and actions coordinated by the Secretariat – including several exciting new initiatives.
March 8, 2016 Read time: 1 min
1201 IRF Geneva will host its  Board and General Assembly meeting during 244 Intertraffic in Amsterdam from 5 – 8 April.

The team from IRF Geneva will be on hand throughout Intertraffic to greet members and non-members alike, and bring them up to date regarding the comprehensive range of current activities and actions coordinated by the Secretariat – including several exciting new initiatives.

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