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Event Programme

What happened at the ERP?

Key features of the ERP

Main Assembly: Interactive panels, keynotes, workshops, networking, and a “Market of Initiatives” to highlight innovations.

Study Trips: Ten thematic excursions to explore renewable energy, land management, health and wellbeing, food & drink, tourism and more.

Cultural Celebrations: Showcase of the North East of Scotland’s rich heritage through music, dance, storytelling and food.

Hybrid Accessibility: Online participation to ensure inclusivity and reach.

About the ERP

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The 6th ERP

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Youth Parliament

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Support Us

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