Directorate-General for Translation (European Commission)

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The Directorate-General for Translation (DGT), located in Brussels and Luxembourg, provides translation of written text into and out of the European Union's twenty-three official languages. With an annual output of about 1.5 million pages, it is the largest translation service in the world, employing some 1,750 linguists.

External links

• Homepage of the DGT