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13 July – 16 July: Work in Parliamentary Committees
- Human Rights: Addressing transnational repression of human rights defenders
- Security and Defence: Discussions with Irish Presidency, Moldovan Deputy PM & NATO Deputy SG
- DEVE-ENVI: Mission to United Nations High-Level Political Forum in New-York
- International Trade: China, US, Export Controls, Steel, Armenia, FSR
- Budgets: Vote - Budgetary assessment on MFF 2028-2034 related sectoral proposals
- Economic and Monetary Affairs: Economic dialogue with Simon Harris, ECOFIN President, Tánaiste and Minister of Finance of Ireland
- Tax Matters: Recast of the Directive on Administrative Cooperation in the area of taxation (DAC)
- Industry, Research and Energy: Exchange of views with EVP Ribera
- Internal Market and Consumer Protection: Anthropic invited to discuss AI Safety
- Transport and Tourism: Oral Briefing: The Impact of Fuels Prices in the Aftermath of the Middle East Crisis
- Constitutional Affairs: public hearing on the Institutional Framework of the EU and its interaction with national authorities in the application of Union law, with particular reference to Article 19 TEU
- CONT-BUDG: Exchange - Conditions and procedures for unfreezing EU funds for Hungary
- ECON-LIBE: Joint public hearing with Bruna Szego, Chair of AMLA
Parliament's committees will meet representatives of the Ireland’s Presidency of the Council of the European Union to discuss its priorities in relation to the committees' respective areas of responsibility. These meetings will start taking place in the week of 13 July 2026. The Ireland’s Presidency started in the beginning of June and will continue until the end of December.
More events, votes and discussions will take place: discussion on the humanitarian impact of attacks on Ukraine's healthcare system; partial renewal of the European Court of Auditors; hearing with Dominique Laboureix (SRB); Omnibus Proposal on Taxation; Digital Omnibus; seafarers stranded in the Persian Gulf; hearing on Closing Gaps in Equality Directives; vote on establishing a budget expenditure tracking and performance framework. Follow the links to find out more about the highlighted events.
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