Conférence et assemblées générales 2026 du GEMME EUROPE
Varsovie, Pologne
Sur les pas de Frédéric Chopin et Marie Skłodowska-Curie
24-25 avril 2026
Programme
Vendredi 24 avril 2026
09h00-16h00 Colloque
« Médiation judiciaire et conciliation judiciaire – Renforcer l’accès à la justice »
Lieu: Salle des colonnes, Université de Varsovie, bâtiment de la Faculté d’histoire, rue Krakowskie Przedmieście 26/28
Organisateurs : GEMME EUROPE & Institut de justice de Varsovie
19h00
Récital de piano Chopin à la lueur des bougies, accompagné d’un verre de vin
Salle de concert Fryderyk, Podwale 13/15
20h00
Dîner de gala pour le 10e anniversaire du GEMME Pologne
Samedi 25 avril 2026
Lieu : Centre de médiation Lewiatan, rue Zbyszka Cybulskiego 5
9h30 – 11h30
Assemblée générale extraordinaire du GEMME Europe
11h30 – 12h00 Pause café
12h00 – 13h30
Assemblée générale du GEMME Europe
Élection du conseil d’administration du GEMME Europe
13h30 – 14h15 Déjeuner
14h15 – 15h00
Réunion du nouveau conseil d’administration du GEMME Europe
16h30 – 18h30
Visite guidée de la ville : Sur les traces de Frédéric Chopin et Marie Skłodowska-Curie
Offerte par GEMME Polska
19h30
Dîner d’adieu/boissons et réseautage
Hôtel recommandé :
Motel One Warsaw Chopin (en face du musée Chopin)
Tarif spécial pour les membres de GEMME : 83 € / nuit (lit double ; usage simple ou double)
Petit-déjeuner : 14 € ; Conditions de réservation et d’annulation : les réservations doivent être effectuées par e-mail à l’adresse res1.warchop@motel-one.com (mailto:res1.warchop@motel-one.com) en indiquant le mot de passe « GEMME » avant le 26 février 2026.
GEMME POLSKA OUR RECOMMENDATIONS – NOS RECOMMANDATIONS
- Café Bristol recommended for breakfast – a legendary place where tradition meets metropolitan lifestyle. Since 1901, Café Bristol has enchanted its guests with its original Viennese-style interiors, the aroma of freshly brewed coffee, and a menu featuring light, fresh dishes and sophisticated desserts, baked daily in the hotel bakery. Its iconic atmosphere provides enchanting moments between cups of delicious coffee.
- Guided tour of the Wilanów Palace of King Jan III Sobieski (3 hours, transportation included) – reservations through GetYourGuide or Viator https://www.viator.com/tours/Warsaw/Wilanow-Palace-2-Hour-Guided-Tour-Including-Amission-Ticket/d528-69641P30
- The Royal Castle in Warsaw is one of the city’s most important historical landmarks. Once the official residence of Polish kings and the seat of parliament, it played a central role in the nation’s history and culture. Almost completely destroyed during World War II, the castle was meticulously reconstructed and now stands as a symbol of Poland’s resilience and national heritage.
https://bilety.zamek-krolewski.pl/termin.html?idw=257&date=2025-11-30
- POLIN Museum of the History of Polish Jews is a modern cultural institution in Warsaw dedicated to presenting the thousand-year history of Jews in Poland, from the Middle Ages to the present day. The museum’s engaging multimedia exhibitions explore the cultural, social, and historical contributions of Jewish communities and stand on the site of the former Warsaw Ghetto, making it an important place of remembrance and dialogue.
https://bilety.polin.pl/?lang=en
- The National Museum in Warsaw houses one of Poland’s richest and most important collections of painting, including masterpieces by iconic artists such as Jan Matejko, whose monumental Battle of Grunwald is a highlight, Stanisław Wyspiański, Jacek Malczewski, Olga Boznańska, and Anna Bilińska, among others. Many of these painters studied and worked in Paris, where some even lived and died—drawing an interesting parallel with Chopin’s life abroad. The museum’s permanent galleries offer an exceptional journey through Polish art and its connections to European cultural movements.