DIRECT. National Conference on Disability: Emmanuel Macron Expected for a Mid-Day Speech
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The road to employment for people with disabilities is progressing slowly, thanks to the accompanying measures implemented under Emmanuel Macron's presidency, but much remains to be done.
The President of the Republic speaks at the mid-day, Friday, at the end of this meeting organized every three years. Before leaving his office, he intends to "open a new stage of a fully accessible society", according to the Elysée.
Established in 2008, the National Conference on Disability (CNH) returns Friday at 9am for a seventh edition organized at the Prisme de Bobigny. This event, bringing together associations, local authorities and state operators, must set out the main lines of public policies on disability in France. A major summit for the sector that takes place every three years. Emmanuel Macron will chair this Friday at 9am the seventh National Conference on Di…
Emmanuel Macron will chair Friday, September 4, in Bobigny, the seventh National Conference on Disability, to set the course for public policies in this area. While the previous one allowed the reimbursement of wheelchairs, the associations are now waiting for further progress.
Twenty-one years after the disability law of 2005, accessibility remains largely lacking and the crisis of human aid still deprives people of rights, yet recognized. Just a few months from the end of the quinquennium, associations and representatives of the disabled are waiting for the National Conference on Disability, which will open this Friday, funded and effective commitments.
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