LECE France

LECE France is the French section of the European League of Economic Cooperation, an independent organization dedicated to analysis and debate on European economic issues. Founded in 1946, the League was established by European figures including Paul Van Zeeland, Josef Retinger and Pieter Kerstens, and was among the founding organizations of the European Movement in 1948. It describes itself as an independent think tank serving European integration, working freely from private interests and public authorities.

The organization brings together experts, business leaders and decision-makers through conferences, discussions and publications. Its events include breakfast and luncheon meetings where speakers and members explore current economic themes. LECE France also shares reports and analysis on topics such as European defence, international portfolio investment, eurozone and US investment, digital currencies issued by central banks, public debt and financial instability. These activities help audiences understand the economic challenges facing Europe and encourage informed exchange. The organization offers ways to participate in its events, become a member and receive updates, and provides information about its governance, history and work.