How to say "agenda" in French for meetings

The word “agenda” in French for meetings is simply agenda. In French meeting contexts, “agenda” refers to the list or schedule of topics to be discussed during the meeting. It is used in the same way as in English, meaning the plan or outline of what will be covered. You can also refer to it as ordre du jour, which literally means “order of the day” and is a formal way to talk about the meeting agenda.

So, for meetings in French you can use either agenda or ordre du jour depending on the formality and context. ^{1, 5}

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