Tulevat tapahtumat

The aim of multilevel governance is to ensure that decisions are made collectively, with the participation of all levels of government and stakeholders, while strengthening both democratic representation and public trust in decision-making processes. The purpose of this hearing is to look into the role of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) and the European Committee of the Regions (CoR) and to provide inputs on how to improve multilevel governance.

What is the EU doing to step up its defence and to promote peace?

You are invited to come in the EP new Info Hub - left to the European Parliament' main entrance (Esplanade Solidarność in Brussels) - to have a conversation with Suzana Anghel, policy expert in the European Parliament Research Service, to learn more on what is the EU doing on this subject.

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On 7 December 2023, the FEMM committee will hold a hearing on "Gender Mainstreaming and EU climate policy".

From 18 to 20 December 2023, eleven MEPs will travel to Barcelona, Spain, to engage with residents and representatives of the regional authorities, with the aim of assessing the language immersion model in Catalonia.

What is the EU doing about food security and food sustainability?

You are invited to come in the EP new Info Hub - left to the European Parliament' main entrance (Esplanade Solidarność in Brussels) - to have a conversation with Antonio Albaladejo Roman and Vasileios Maragas, policy experts in the European Parliament Research Service, to learn more on what is the EU doing on this subject.

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What is the EU doing on sanctions against Russia?

You are invited to come in the EP new Info Hub - left to the European Parliament' main entrance (Esplanade Solidarność in Brussels) - to have a conversation with Anna Caprile, policy expert in the European Parliament Research Service, to learn more on what is the EU doing on this subject.

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This event is the first that EPRS organises to start the new year. It will be held in the Library of the European Parliament in Brussels and broadcasted live on Webex. The registration, mandatory only for people who have not an EP accreditation or a EU security badge, will be opened soon; deadline 9 January. More details will soon be published.

What is the EU doing on critical raw materials for our smartphones, cars and solar panels?

You are invited to come in the EP new Info Hub - left to the European Parliament' main entrance (Esplanade Solidarność in Brussels) - to have a conversation with Angelos Delivorias and Guillaume Ragonnaud, policy experts in the European Parliament Research Service, to learn more on what is the EU doing on this subject.

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