The French Federation of Genealogy, La Fédération Française de Généalogie, held its 2011 Congress in Lille, France from 2-4 June. Click on the image to the right to see a larger picture.
The Federation is an umbrella organization of more than 150 genealogy associations. My French isn't very good but, with the help of Google Translate, I believe the Federation's web site talks about the genealogy associations gathering to discuss the topic of the moment, "the reuse of public information."
You can read more (in French) about the recent Congrès National de Généalogie Lille 2011 at http://www.genealogie-lille-2011.org/
You also can read more about La Fédération Française de Généalogie at http://www.genefede.org/
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