Events

On Tuesday, ECR MEP and Co-Chair of the European Parliament Intergroup on Freedom of Religion, Belief and Conscience will host a presentation of the World Watch List 2026.

On Tuesday, ECR MEP Stephen Bartulica will host an event focused on free speech.

On Wednesday morning, ECR MEP and member of the European Parliament’s Special Committee on the Housing Crisis, Nora Junco García, will host a conference focusing on the structural causes of the housing crisis and exploring potential solutions.

On Wednesday, ECR MEPs Stefano Cavedagna and Alessandro Ciriani will host a conference and film screening entitled “Norma Cossetto – The Foibe and the Exodus of Istrians, Giuliani, Fiumani and Dalmati”.

European Parliamentary Week 2026 will take place on 23–24 February 2026 at the European Parliament in Brussels, bringing together national parliamentarians from EU Member States, candidate and observer countries, alongside Members of the European Parliament.

On Tuesday, 24 February, the ECR EUROLAT Policy Group will host an event focusing on El Salvador and its recent economic development.

On Wednesday, ECR MEPs Diego Solier and Maria Teresa Vivaldini will host an event dedicated to raising awareness of the daily reality faced by people living with Epidermolysis Bullosa (EB) and their families.

From Wednesday to Friday next week, ECR Group MEPs will gather in Viterbo and Assisi for a conference and programme of cultural visits devoted to reflecting on the spiritual and civilisational foundations of Europe and their enduring relevance for contemporary conservatism.

On Wednesday, ECR MEP Assita Kanko will chair a meeting of the European Parliament Police Intergroup under the theme: “Before Borders and Battlefields: How the Police Are Central to Europe’s Security.”

On Wednesday, ECR MEP Bert-Jan Ruissen will host a conference on the growing threat of the Muslim Brotherhood.

The ECR Group – Polish Delegation is co organising the 41st Carpathian Europe Forum, an international conference bringing together politicians, government ministers, diplomats, academics, business leaders, journalists, and representatives of international and regional organisations from across Central and Eastern Europe.

On Tuesday, 24 March at 17:00, the ECR Group will host a press conference in the European Parliament to present a new study on the emergence of so-called “no-go zones” and the wider phenomenon of parallel societal structures across Europe.