Activiteiten in het verleden

This event will launch the 2024 ESPAS Global Trends Report, ‘Global Trends to 2040: Choosing Europe’s Future’. It will be held in the library of the European Parliament in Brussels and broadcasted live on Webex. To attend the event live just click the below link in due time.

What is the EU doing about food security and food sustainability?

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 Antonio Albaladejo Roman and Vasileios Maragas, policy experts in the European Parliament Research Service, to learn more on what is the EU doing on this subject.

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IMCO held an exchange of views in full committee on the implementation of the Digital Markets Act. Members heard interventions from independent experts and industry representatives on self-preferencing, and app stores. Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager intervened on behalf of the Commission.

What is the EU doing on autonomous cars: towards zero fatalities in road accidents by 2050?

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

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The overall objective of the presentation is to provide insights into the recently published study "Trends, challenges and opportunities in the EU transport labour market". It considers major trends in EU transport labour market in terms of number of jobs, job structure by age, workers’ skills, working conditions, shortage of workers and attractiveness of the occupations.

The proposed hearing focused on the Future of Europe including the work of the Conference on the Future of Europe and the recently adopted Treaty Change Resolution by the European Parliament.

On 20 March 2024, during the PECH committee meeting, the Policy Department for Structural and Cohesion Policies presented a new study entitled "Policy options for strengthening the competitiveness of the EU fisheries and aquaculture sector".