Events

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    The agenda and all information regarding this plenary session will be available 8 days prior to the event. You will be able to follow the debates by web streaming. Web streaming

  • The EESC, under the auspices of the Hungarian Presidency of the EU Council, is organising a major conference entitled "For an EU commitment to tackle rare diseases" on 29 November 2024 from 9:00 am to 4:30 pm.

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    Enhancing the role of civil society in implementing the Pact on Migration and Asylum

    The European Migration Forum – the dialogue platform on migration, asylum and migrant integration - will meet for the nineth time on 28-29 November 2024.

    Participation in the Forum meeting is by invitation only - the call for interested organisations will be opened soon.

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    As in the previous years, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) will actively take part in the annual United Nations Framework on Climate Change – COP29, which this year will take place in Baku, Azerbaijan, from 11 to 22 November 2024. 

  • The aim of this conference is to discuss and identify strategic actions for the development of a sustainable infrastructure for hydrogen and its derivatives.

  • Five years of civil society perspectives

    The fifth EESC FRRL Group's annual conference will provide a platform for debate of the fifth EC rule of law report, and the final report of the 2018-2024 first cycle of FRRL Group country visits to all EU Member States (as well as the report on the 2023-2024 visits).

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    The agenda and all information regarding this plenary session will be available 8 days prior to the event. You will be able to follow the debates by web streaming. Web streaming

  • The European Economic and Social Committee and the European Commission (DG Research & Innovation) jointly organise the conference "Radioactive Waste Management: A Civil Society Perspective" on 17 October 2024 from 9:30 to 17:30, in Brussels. Webstreaming will also be provided.

  • Competitiveness and convergence: Can we ensure them both?  How civil society can contribute?"
    Workshop

    Convergence and competitiveness are key for the next EC mandate. Convergence via cohesion policy is developing constantly. Europe must become highly competitive compared to its counterparts and cohesion policy can help towards this direction. Civil society can be a catalyst in these twin challenges. Chambers, SMEs, businesses, universities, unions and NGOs need to make the transition and become more competitive, effective and productive. They will help the European economy and help eliminate economic and social disparities.