Brussels, 25 January 2019 – Académie Notre Europe: Outdoors session
On January 25, 2019, the Académie Notre Europe's young people travel to Brussels for an outdoors session in the European Parliament.
PARTNERSHIP
PARTENAIRES
09:30 Welcome to the European Parliament
10:00 Meetings with:
- Monica Frassoni, Co-Chair of the Group of the Greens / European Free Alliance in the European Parliament
- Geneviève Pons, director of the Jacques Delors Institute office in Brussels
13:00 Lunch
with Philippe Perchoc, political analyst at the European Parliament Research Service, visiting professor at the College of Europe and UCLouvain
14:30 Meetings with:
- Charlotte Norlund-Matthiessen, parliamentary assistant to Dominique Riquet, co-founder of Click & Sign and Brussels WAKE UP!
- Leo Wilkinson, Parliamentary Assistant to Richard Corbett MP
17: 30⋅Moment friendly place of Luxembourg
09:30 Welcome to the European Parliament
10:00 Meetings with:
- Monica Frassoni, Co-Chair of the Group of the Greens / European Free Alliance in the European Parliament
- Geneviève Pons, director of the Jacques Delors Institute office in Brussels
13:00 Lunch
with Philippe Perchoc, political analyst at the European Parliament Research Service, visiting professor at the College of Europe and UCLouvain
14:30 Meetings with:
- Charlotte Norlund-Matthiessen, parliamentary assistant to Dominique Riquet, co-founder of Click & Sign and Brussels WAKE UP!
- Leo Wilkinson, Parliamentary Assistant to Richard Corbett MP
17: 30⋅Moment friendly place of Luxembourg
European Parliament
Belgium
Brussels
SUR LE MÊME THÈME
ON THE SAME THEME
PUBLICATIONS
Lessons learned from the implementation of crisis response tools at EU level
Commonalities and fault lines in EU economic policy visions
Political dynamics ahead of the European Parliament elections: implications for the EU’s political direction and policy priorities
MÉDIAS
MEDIAS
Le Parlement européen valide la Commission von der Leyen II
Une majorité d’eurodéputés retiennent du rapport d’Enrico Letta le besoin de réduire la bureaucratie
Comment Stéphane Séjourné se prépare à passer sur le gril du Parlement européen
