Sallux
European political foundation affiliated to the European Christian Political Party
Sallux is a European political foundation, and the official foundation/think tank of the European Christian Political Party (ECPP). Sallux was founded in 2011. Sallux is a combined word from the Latin words for salt and light.
Sallux supports and underpins the ECPP, especially in terms of political content by European co-operation and the introduction of philosophy, analysis and policy options. Sallux shares the basic program and Christian values of the ECPP. Sallux welcomes thinktanks as members if they agree with these values and the Christian principles as expressed in the basic program.
Sallux is based in Amersfoort, Netherlands, and the President of the Board is David Fieldsend from the United Kingdom.
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