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A Future for The Common Agricultural Policy?

A Future for The Common Agricultural Policy?

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About this Event

29 Sep 2010 @ 19:00

Please Note:
This event is an IIEA Brussels Branch event.

Venue:   NASC, Rond Pont Schumann 6

Date:      Wednesday 29 September 2010

Time:     19h – 20.30h (followed by wine reception)

 

Agriculture remains a key issue for Ireland, for Europe and for European citizens. Food availability, food prices and food security, are vital interests. The economic importance of agriculture in terms of employment and expenditure must also be underlined. We are delighted and honoured to have the opportunity of listening to the views of Mairead McGuinness MEP.    Mairead serves on the European Parliament's Agriculture and Rural Development Committee and the Committee on the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety, and on the Petitions Committee.    Mairead is very active on agricultural and rural development, global development policy, the environment and food safety and security.   The specific issues she champions at EU level range from, the need for the EU to ensure security of food supply, double standards on food imports to global trade issues under the WTO.

 

The IIEA Brussels Branch will confirm the participation of other prominant speakers in the coming week.

 

Venue:     NASC, Rond Pont Schumann 6

Date:       Wednesday 29 September 2010

Time:     19h – 20.30h (followed by wine reception)

 

This event is open to members and friends of the IIEA. We particularly welcome newcomers. We would be grateful if you could inform us if you wish to attend (email: iieabrusselsbranch@gmail.com ).

 

We would like to thank NASC for their support in organising this event.

 

 

Fergal Ó Regan, Chair,  IIEA   Brussels Branch

Michael Humphreys , Secretary,  IIEA   Brussels Branch

 

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