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Since the very first conference organised by CTIF in Wolfsburg in Germany in 1967, many cities hosted such conferences gathering hundreds of participants to discuss acute problems related to fire (. (...)

An overview of previous conferences

1968 NAINVILLE-LES-ROCHES (France) 1969 KREMS (Austria) 1970 MÜNSTER (Germany) 1971 ROUEN (France) 1972 FRANKFURT (Germany) 1973 BRNO (former Czechoslovakia) 1974 LUXEMBOURG (. (...)

2010

Youth Symposium: 13.-16. May 2010

Under the motto “Youth and its Problems in Current Times” the X. (...)

2008

7 and 8 March 2008: Europe symposium in Paris

Fire fighters build up tomorrow’s civil protection in Europe On 7 and 8 March in Paris, for the first time ever in France, the French Fire Fighters Federation and the French CTIF National (. (...)

2007

Europe Conference in London

CTIF participated in the conference organised on 26 January 2007 by the Federation Of British Fire Organisations (FOBFO) at the Parliament in London, United Kingdom, about "Fire and Rescue Services (. (...)

2006

Hazardous Materials Symposium in Ljubljana, Slovenia

On 22 September 2006, CTIF organised a successful symposium on hazardous materials. (...)

Youth Leader Symposium 2006 in Ljubljana Slovenia

Youth and Marketing was in the core of the conference. (...)

2005

Conferences in Pribyslav (Czech Republic) and Saint Petersburg (Russia)

Two conferences were organized by the International Association of Fire and Rescue Services CTIF in October 2005. (...)

2004

Protection of the fire fighter in the 21st century

The "Protection of the fire fighters in the 21st century" was at the core of the international CTIF conference 2004 and was held on 10 and 11 September 2004 in Brasov, Rumania, with the support (. (...)

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