PSCE is delighted to announce that the 16th PSCE Biannual Conference will take place in Munich, Germany on the 3-4-5 May.

During two days, PSCE members from the three communities: end-users, researchers and the industry, will congregate to discuss key issues and policies in public safety communications.

This conference will feature a unique activity as our partner, the Bavarian Red Cross, will take participants to a visit in a Rescue Simulation Centre in the vicinity of Munich. The name of the speakers as well as the topics to be discussed will be announced shortly.

The conference will be hosted at the Leonardo Munich City South Hotel. 

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PSCE looks forward to welcoming you in Munich!

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