Press conference at the Tripartite Social Summit

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On 19th March 2025, Commission President von der Leyen will co-chair the Tripartite Social Summit press conference together with President of the European Council, António Costa. The Tripartite Social Summit is a forum for dialogue between the EU institutions at president level and the European social partners at top management level. It is chaired by the Commission President and the President of the European Council. A press release will be published in the evening following the summit.

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