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Together with policy-makers, experts and financial market operators, we will discuss the importance of the euro in the global economy by looking at its role as a reserve currency and its importance for exporters and financial market operators. The panel will also consider what initiatives can be taken to strengthen the role of the euro and how it can help to expand the EU's strategic autonomy and influence in the world.

The Subcommittee on Human Rights, in association with the Committee on Development and the Delegation for relations with the Pan-African Parliament, will hold a public hearing on the African Union and its human rights and democracy mechanisms. This part (Part I) of the hearing will focus on the views of the civil society organisations.

The Committee on Budgetary Control will hold a public hearing on Instruments and Tools at EU Level and Developed at Member State Level to Prevent and Tackle Fraud - ARACHNE.

On 5 December, the CULT Committee will hold a public hearing with school professors and experts on the topic “Teaching of music and arts in schools”.

Analysis of the concept of European sovereignty and of the principles of subsidiarity and proportionality, their possible scope and hypothetical tensions between them, as well as on the existing political and legal mechanisms to ensure their implementation and the possible changes necessary to enhance their efficiency.

The Committee on Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs (LIBE) with the support of the Directorate for relations with National Parliaments organizes an Inter-parliamentary Committee Meeting (ICM) on “The situation of the Rule of Law in the EU”. The meeting is scheduled on Thursday, 1 December 2022, from 14.30 to 17.30, in the European Parliament premises in Brussels.

Full title: 45 years of EU-ASEAN dialogue relations: What way forward for the strategic partners?

This roundtable, organised jointly with EPinASEAN, will take stock of recent developments and focus on the future agenda: what can the two regions do to foster stability, build prosperity and address global challenges? This is of particular interest in the context of challenges to multilateralism emanating from current global geopolitical instability.

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 Martin Hoflmayr, policy expert in the European Parliament Research Service, to learn more on what is the EU doing on this subject.

Please just drop in! No registration is required.