FEPS moves to new headquarters

The move to a new headquarter has brought one more major change to the life […]

15/09/2020

The move to a new headquarter has brought one more major change to the life and work of FEPS.

This move results in clear benefits:

• our team enjoys a better quality workplace;

• our visitors can attend public events and institutional meetings in better conditions;

• through cutting edge audiovisual technology, we can connect our headquarters with partners around the world for all different types of meetings and conferences.

The new office space enhances the potential of FEPS to host high-quality activities, including training programmes, with simultaneous break-out sessions if necessary.

The new FEPS headquarter is located just a few blocks away from the old one, so our stakeholders and our regular audiences will not need to look for us in a completely different neighbourhood.

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