Free meeting space in St Malo to boost Brittany links
Channel Islands organisations aiming to strengthen ties with Brittany can now access meeting rooms in St Malo for free, thanks the Bureau des Iles Anglo-Normandes (BIAN).The BIAN, which represents the governments of Jersey and Guernsey in France, has secured the space called Hot Desk St Malo.It is intended to support the development of partnerships with French stakeholders.Stephane Perrin-Sarzier, vice-president of the Brittany region responsible for international development, said: "This provision fully embodies our commitment to strengthening economic, cultural, and institutional co-operation between our territories."
Hotdesk St Malo is intended for use by businesses and groups rom Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark, and includes two rooms that can host up to 12 or 30 people.
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Free meeting space in St Malo to boost Brittany links
Channel Islands organisations aiming to strengthen ties with Brittany can now access meeting rooms in St Malo for free, thanks the Bureau des Iles Anglo-Normandes (BIAN).The BIAN, which represents the governments of Jersey and Guernsey in France, has secured the space called Hot Desk St is intended to support the development of partnerships with French Perrin-Sarzier, vice-president of the Brittany region responsible for international development, said: "This provision fully embodies our commitment to strengthening economic, cultural, and institutional co-operation between our territories." Hotdesk St Malo is intended for use by businesses and groups rom Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark, and includes two rooms that can host up to 12 or 30 people.
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