Camille GALLIARD-MINIER, Minister Delegate for Autonomy and People with Disabilities, will visit Ecully to tour a structure offering a CAP training program adapted for people with disabilities.
She will attend the opening ceremony of the 37th World Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International in Lyon. Camille Galliard-Minier, Minister Delegate for Autonomy and People with Disabilities, will visit Lyon on Tuesday, April 14, 2026 for two separate events related to her portfolio, one on the topic of disability and another on autonomy.
The minister will visit the EKLYA School of Business, where she will tour the school’s stores and interact with students. This event aims to showcase training and professional integration programs, especially for young individuals engaged in tailored and professional pathways.
Later, the minister will be at the Lyon Convention Center to participate in the opening ceremony of the Alzheimer’s Disease International world conference. This event brings together experts, researchers, healthcare professionals, and associations worldwide to discuss issues related to research, diagnosis, care, and support for individuals with neurodegenerative diseases.
Schedule: Sequence 1: EKLYA School of Business – Campus of Ecully – 2:45 PM – Welcome address – 11 Chemin du Petit Bois – 69130 Ecully – 2:50 PM – Round table with professionals – 3:20 PM – Visit of the school’s stores and meeting with students – 4:05 PM – Media availability
Sequence 2: 37th World Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International – 4:30 PM – Welcome address – 50 Quai Charles de Gaulle – Lyon 6th – 5:00 PM – Opening ceremony of the 37th World Conference of Alzheimer’s Disease International – 5:45 PM – Media availability.
