Αmendments to the Agreements and MoU’s between International Independent Creative Industries Council and third parties.
Due to restrictions forced because of Covid-19 pandemic and EU-Brexit bill changes, all Agreements and Memorandum of Understandings have been cancelled and/or rearranged accordingly in order to comply with current updates, trends, laws and regulations.
Promotion for all third organizations will continue (on a case by case basis, unilateraly).
All parties (organisations or individuals), having a firm agreement or MOU with the International Independent Creative Industries Council IICIC, are advised to get in touch with IICIC, in order to discuss amendments and certain changes which are expected to occur due to the above mentioned health related restrictions.
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