IIEAThe Secretary of State for European Affairs of Portugal, Ana Paula Zacarias, discusses the importance of pragmatic cooperation in delivering on the priorities outlined in the EU’s Strategic Agenda for 2019-24.
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Keynote address outlining the strategic importance of a stable European Union for the export-oriented German economy and the priorities of German business in the upcoming Brexit negotiations.
As the newly elected European Parliament prepares to take office on 2 July 2019, Professor Hübner outlines the contribution of the European Parliament to the EU’s new Strategic Agenda for 2019 to 2024. Recently re-elected to the Parliament, Professor Hübner offers a wide ranging outlook on the issues that she considers will come to the fore during the European Parliament’s ninth parliamentary term.
About the Speaker
Professor Hübner MEP, has been a Member of the European Parliament since 2009. She holds a number of influential roles in the Parliament, including Chair of the Committee on Constitutional Affairs (AFCO) and member of the Parliament’s Brexit Steering Group. She is also a member of the Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs. Prior to this, from 2004 to 2009, Professor Hübner served as Commissioner for Regional Policy, making her Poland’s first ever European Commissioner. Professor Hübner began her political career in the Polish Government, where she held a number of positions including Minister for European Affairs. Professor Hübner obtained a PhD from the Warsaw School of Economics.
In her address to the IIEA, Dr De Somer gives an overview of the Dublin Regulation and how it has impacted the Schengen Area. Dr De Somer argues that in the absence of political leadership, the two systems risk collapsing and offers suggestions on what the future of both systems might look like.
In this keynote address, Sir Paul explores why governments across Europe have lost the trust of electorates and what can be done to re-establish it. He also draws on his recent book, The Future of Capitalism: Facing the New Anxieties, which explores the failures of modern capitalism and suggests potential remedies.
The IIEA gathers an expert panel to debate ‘Climate Change and the Future of Agriculture’
On the eve of the European elections, Ms McGuinness explores how the new political composition of the European Parliament might affect its ability to function as an effective legislator.
A panel of leading economists and politicians discuss how the EU should spend your money and whether the EU budget should be increased to include new policy priorities, or stay at its current level.
In his address to the IIEA, Foreign Minister Abela draws comparisons between Ireland and Malta, arguing that our two countries can learn from each other and work together to achieve a more united Europe and a safer world.
In his keynote address, Mr Lamberts outlines the priorities of the Green/European Free Alliance (EFA) Group for the future of Europe.
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