Towards a more cohesive Europe:How best to reduce territorial divergencies in the EU?, Brussels - Main contents
| date | November 27, 2018 13:00 |
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| city | Brussels, Belgium |
| location | Altiero Spinelli building (ASP) i  |
| attending | (Ramón Luis) Valcárcel Siso i, (Mercedes) Bresso i, (Iskra) Mihaylova i, (Andrey) Novakov i et al. |
| organisation | European Parliamentary Research Service (EPRS) |
The question of how best to promote territorial convergence within the European Union remains at the heart of current discussion about the future of cohesion policy, updating of the Cohesion Fund, and the size and shape of financial provision in the forthcoming MFF. This policy roundtable seeks to explore the multiple issues at stake at a timely moment in both the EU legislative and budgetary cycles.
Speakers: Ramón Luis VALCÁRCEL SISO, MEP, Vice-President of the European Parliament; former President, CoR - Iskra MIHAYLOVA, MEP, Chair of the Committee on Regional Development - Mercedes BRESSO, MEP, Former President, CoR - Andrey NOVAKOV, MEP, Vice-Chair, EP Committee on Regional Development - Nicola Francesco DOTTI, Post-doc in Regional Economics and Policy Studies, VUB - IIona RAUGZE, Director of ESPON - Vasilis MARGARAS, Policy Analyst, Members' Research Service, EPRS - Sarah SHEIL, Head of Structural Policies Unit, Members' Research Service, EPRS (moderator)
Location: PHS Building, room PHS 7C50
Last updated: 22-11-2018