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CLGE paves the way to a European Surveyors Act



Vladimir Krupa in conversation with Michael Zurhorst BDVI President (DE), Thomas Jacubeit and Jean-Yves Pirlot

During INTERGEO 2021 in Hannover (DE), CLGE President Vladimir Krupa met with his German counterpart, Michael Zurhorst, to speak about future projects.

During these informal talks, CLGE’s proposal to cooperate on a “European Surveyors Act” was very positively received, and the German association BDVI might be interested in taking part with a substantial contribution.

A few days later, in Paris, a CLGE delegation led by Vladimir Krupa met with Joseph Pascual, the recently elected President of the French Ordre des Géomètres-Experts as well as Xavier Prigent, Vice-President, and Hervé Grélard, Director General. Among other topics, the European Surveyors Act was also discussed. Without anticipating the official decisions, it was clear that OGE is also in favour of this new endeavour.

Vladimir Krupa hands over the CLGE Crystal to Joseph Pascual, President OGE (FR)

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