Events

On Monday, 18:00, ECR MEPs are organising a public event focused on cross-border cooperation and external border control in the fight against human trafficking.

On Wednesday, the ECR French delegation will host a conference to discuss European public spending.

On Tuesday 8 April, at 14:00, ECR MEP Arkadiusz Mularczyk and Former Vice-President of the European Parliament Ryszard Czarnecki, along with Mr. Juxhin Gjoni from the Eugenius Foundation are hosting a discussion on Albania’s democratic trajectory.

On Tuesday 8 April at 15:30, ECR MEPs Francesco Torselli and Elena Donazzan will host a roundtable discussion to explore the challenges and opportunities emerging from the use of AI technologies in the field of digital evidence.

On Tuesday, ECR MEP and Chairman of the Eastern Frontline Group, Reinis Poznaks, will host a roundtable discussion focusing on building a coalition of the willing in the face of Russia aggression in Europe.

On Tuesday, 29 April, ECR MEP Rihards Kols and the European Leadership Network will host a high-level policy event, focusing on the growing authoritarian cooperation between Russia and Iran.

On Wednesday, the French delegation of the ECR Group will host a high-level conference and panel discussion addressing the challenges of migration and security in the Mediterranean, with a particular focus on Libya and regional cooperation.

On Tuesday, ECR MEP Stephen Bartulica will host a conference on the crimes committed by communist regimes after World War II, with a particular focus on former Yugoslavia.

On Tuesday, ECR MEP Bogdan Rzońca will open a new exhibition in the European Parliament honouring General Stanisław Maczek, commander of one of Poland’s most distinguished military units.

On Tuesday, ECR Security and Defence Committee Coordinator Reinis Pozņaks will co-host a high-level discussion on the evolving political landscape in Iran, the challenges it presents, and the potential pathways toward a democratic transition

Innovation is at the heart of Europe’s agricultural future. As the sector faces mounting pressure from climate change, rising input costs, and global competition, new technologies are proving essential to safeguard productivity and sustainability.

EYE2025 will take place on 13–14 June, when thousands of young people from across Europe and beyond will descend on the European Parliament in Strasbourg for two days of learning, activities, debate, and fun.