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ITS World Congress expands list of keynote speakers

The list of keynote speakers for the ITS World Congress, which takes place in Bordeaux, France, from 5-9 October, has expanded its list of keynote speakers to include Pierre Coppey, president of ASFA, France, who will speak at the opening Ceremony and session on Monday 5 October. Carlos Tavares, chairman of the Managing Board, PSA Peugeot Citroën, France, will speak at the opening Ceremony and Business Industry session on Monday 5 October, while Seval Oz, chief executive officer, Continental Intelligent
July 31, 2015 Read time: 1 min
The list of keynote speakers for the ITS World Congress, which takes place in Bordeaux, France, from 5-9 October, has expanded its list of keynote speakers to include Pierre Coppey, president of ASFA, France, who will speak at the opening Ceremony and session on Monday 5 October.

Carlos Tavares, chairman of the Managing Board, PSA Peugeot Citroën, France, will speak at the opening Ceremony and Business Industry session on Monday 5 October, while Seval Oz, chief executive officer, Continental Intelligent Transportation Systems in the US will speak at the Plenary 1 session on ITS delivering societal changes on Tuesday 6 October

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