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The invitation and agenda for the next meeting of the IOPC Funds’ governing bodies are available here. This meeting was rescheduled to 2 to 4 December 2020 and will be held remotely. Documents pertaining to the meeting continue to be issued with the document code IOPC/NOV20, despite the change in date.
Decision ID: 000422
In October 1994 the 1971 Fund Executive Committee elected Mr C Coppolani (France) as Chairman and Mrs C Asseng-Nguele (Cameroon) as Vice-Chairman to hold office until the next regular session of the Assembly.
Date: 30.09.1994 Category: Procedural matters Subject: Election of Chairpersons of the 1971 Fund and 1992 Fund Executive Committees and the 1971 Fund Administrative Council
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