Montreal, May 21, 2021 (Globe Newswire) – Velo is hosting a Quebec video conference as part of the Velo Montreal Festival Cycling and the big change in Paris, By Kristof Najdovsky, deputy of the city of Paris. Going through Montreal in 2016 to deliver the “Le Virez Velo de Paris” and coming back to us five years later, it takes on the impact of the ambitious 2015-2020 cycling program that has transformed Paris in terms of movement.
During this video conference, he will also explain to us how certain events, such as the public transport strike and epidemic in 2019 – along with the development of the “coronapists” – contributed to accelerating the progress of cycling in the City of Light. . In short, an exciting conference to demonstrate how cycling can help build bigger cities with a greater human dimension.
This is a date:
Wednesday, June 3 at noon
Free | Conference in French
Registration and details are here
About Christoph Najdovsky
Born in Paris in 1969, Christoph Najdowski is Professor of Economics and Social Policy. In 1993, he joined the Green Party and campaigned for movements to promote cycling and to better share public space. Since 2001, he has been elected to the City of Paris and has held various positions under Deputy Mayor Anne Hidalgo, particularly in charge of transportation, travel, roads and public spaces from 2014 to 2020, and then from 2020 onwards, he has been responsible for public spaces, green spaces, biodiversity and animal health. Christoph Najdowski has also been the President of the European Cycling Federation since 2018.
About the Go Velo Montreal Festival
The Go Velo Montreal Festival is an event produced by Velo Quebec. Presented by producers de Light to Quebec in association with Desjardins, the event also features sports experts and Olympic park affiliate sponsors. Among its public partners, the Co Velo Montreal Festival receives essential support from the city of Montreal and the Quebec government.
About Velo Quebec
Founded in 1967, Velo Quebec aims to improve and improve cycling. Its expertise is now recognized throughout the international cycling community.
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Want to attend a video conference? Here is the procedure to follow to connect in a timely manner.
Video conferencing will take place in Zoom. To attend the presentation, you must first download it if you do not have a Zoom app
- If you plan to attend from Computer, Zoom link here.
- If you plan to attend Table or mobile, Zoom link here.
Once you get the Zoom app, here it is The path to follow Participate:
- Sign in in 10 minutes. Use this in advance LIEN.
- Mark your Name and email address Wait for the presentation to begin.
- Use the chat box (FAQ) to let us know:
- Your technical connection issues. If necessary, a member of our team will accompany you to try to resolve them.
- Your Questions – We will answer them at the end of the question period.
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Cycling and the great transformation of Paris ”, Christoph Najdovsky’s video conference
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