Publish at October 12 2022 Updated October 12 2022
Improve its round tables. The round table and the conference are ancient modalities of knowledge sharing of which the amphitheater is the visible trace almost everywhere in the world. These modalities of round table animation ensure a quality development of the ideas of experts and speakers who are also interested in creating a link with the audience.
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