Po Paris on the theme: “Stimulating the creativity of youth.” in 2014 at the National Assembly on the topic: “Rethinking global governance, why? With whom? How?”. This colloquium was held in collaboration with the Assembly of Young Francophones for International Organizations (AJFOI). in 2015 at the National Assembly on the subject: “Reforming France.” in 2016 at ENS on the subject: “Portrait of France at war.” in 2017 at the Senate on the subject: “Women and power.” in 2018 at the National Assembly on the subject: “French defense: a uniquely military affair? ». in 2019 at the Paris 1 Panthéon-Sorbonne University on the subject: “ Digital (R)Evolution: Between threat and progress.” in 2021 at Sciences Po Paris on the subject: “Taking hold of secularism.” in 2022 at the Climate Academy on the subject: “The State in the face of climate disruption.” - A study trip, where members of the Conference meet political figures from the country visited (Argentine and Uruguay in 2005, Ukraine in 2006, Turkey in 2007, the United States in 2010, Kosovo in 2011, China in 2012, Tunisia in 2013, Iran in 2014, Greece in 2016, Lebanon, the Vatican, Italy in 2017, Romania in 2019, Senegal in 2022),. In 2021, due to the pandemic, the study trip took place on the island of Port-Cros, on which the Olivaint Conference organized international seminars from the end of the Second World War until the end of the 1970s. - A short story contest. The last subjects were: “Courage let’s flee!” (2011), “Sans culottes” (2012), “Veiled lisses” (2013), “Living standing” (2014), “Utopia” (2017), “Desire” in (2022) - The Weimar Forum, which brings together young students from Germany, Poland and France at an international symposium. In 2017, the forum was held at the National Assembly on the topic of dogitalisationand Europe, under the patronage of Prime Minister Jean-Marc Ayrault and the Commission Supérieure du Numérique et des Postes. The Olivaint Conference benefits from a solid and lasting network of partners. It relies on universities and institutions, as well as other French and international entities sharing its values of independence, boldness and eloquence, and aligned with its interest in public life. The Olivaint Conference counts among its historical partners Sciences Po Paris, the Panthéon-Sorbonne University, the Institut Catholique de Paris, INALCO, the Studierendenforum im Tönissteiner Kreis, the Circle France-Amériques and the Institut de France. Some partnerships also serve more short-term purposes, such as the