Services for journalists
On presentation of a valid press card from a foreign media, two press rooms are open to journalists on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.*
Available equipment and facilities:
30 individual work posts (PC) with access to Internet and multilingual keyboards (English, Russian, Spanish and Arabic)
Wi-Fi access
Agence France Presse link
4 analogue connections for laptops, 16 telephone lines
Also available: fax machine, printers, scanner and photocopiers
A documentation area for consulting the national and international press
French journalists and foreign correspondents may, on simple request, be informed immediately of press conferences and debates organised at CAPE and attend them, on presentation of their press card.
The CAPE receives permanent correspondents or journalists visiting Paris and offers them a convivial area in which to work. They can therefore take advantage of all the tools they need to carry out their job. In the film opposite, Christian Habonneau, the Secretary General, takes you on a tour of the Centre.
* Opening hours may change during the month of August or on the eve of public holidays
On presentation of a valid press card from a foreign media, two press rooms are open to journalists on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.*
Available equipment and facilities:
30 individual work posts (PC) with access to Internet and multilingual keyboards (English, Russian, Spanish and Arabic)Wi-Fi accessAgence France Presse link4 analogue connections for laptops, 16 telephone linesAlso available: fax machine, printers, scanner and photocopiersA documentation area for consulting the national and international press
French journalists and foreign correspondents may, on simple request, be informed immediately of press conferences and debates organised at CAPE and attend them, on presentation of their press card.
THE CAPE ON FILM
The CAPE receives permanent correspondents or journalists visiting Paris and offers them a convivial area in which to work. They can therefore take advantage of all the tools they need to carry out their job. In the film opposite, Christian Habonneau, the Secretary General, takes you on a tour of the Centre.
* Opening hours may change during the month of August or on the eve of public holidays
(in french)
Tuesday 1 july
Climate change in the Mediterranean: impacts on energy and water policiesTuesday 24 june
Is a return to rationing coupons on the cards? Solutions to food problems in France and worldwideFriday 20 june
Press conference by Michel Barnier, Minister of Agriculture and Fishing
Tuesday 17 june
Vaccination worldwide: the challenges involved in research and financingMonday 2 june
Launch of the International Coalition for the Fight against AIDS
Capemissions
On presentation of a valid press card from a foreign media, two press rooms are open to journalists on weekdays from 9 a.m. to 8 p.m.
CAPE offers a full range of services and facilities to organise your meetings with the national and international media.
CAPE can host your private events or internal meetings. The person responsible for special events at the Centre is at your disposal to organise the different logistic and technical aspects of your event.
