'Hotdesk St Malo' now available for Channel Island organisations to build links with Brittany stakeholders

A new meeting room facility in St Malo is now available for Channel Islands businesses, industry groups and other organisations looking to build links in Brittany.

The Bureau des Iles Anglo-Normandes (BIAN) which represents the governments of Guernsey and Jersey in France has secured two meeting spaces which are free to use for any organisation in Jersey, Guernsey, Alderney and Sark, looking to develop economic, cultural or educational links with French stakeholders. 

Stéphane Perrin-Sarzier, Vice-President of the Brittany region in charge of international development, said:

"We are delighted to offer government officials and businesses from Jersey and Guernsey the opportunity to use the Brittany Region's premises at the port of Saint-Malo to develop ties with Brittany. This provision fully embodies our commitment to strengthening economic, cultural, and institutional cooperation between our territories."

The 'Hotdesk St Malo' offers a choice of two meetings rooms in the centre of St Malo, which can accommodate up to 12 or 30 people.