Conference on the Future of Europe - Feedback Event

Conference on the Future of Europe - Feedback Event.

200 citizens have been selected randomly again, but in a way that reflects the EU’s diversity. Panels discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders. This stockshots illustrates the highlights of the Citizens' panel 4 on the EU in the world/migration.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel on the EU in the world/migration: Highlights

The last of four European Citizens’ Panels come together in Strasbourg to focus on the EU’s role in the world and on migration. The Panels will put forward recommendations that will feed into the Conference deliberations and ultimately into the report on its final outcome. 200 citizens have been selected randomly again, but in a way that reflects the EU’s diversity. This stockshots illustrates the arrivals of the citizens and the atmosphere of the opening of the Citizens' panel 4 on the EU in the world and migration at the EP in Strasbourg.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' on the EU in the world and migration: Ambiance shots of the arrivals

The European Youth Event 2021 (EYE 2021) offers a variety activities in Strasbourg. The Conference on the Future of Europe features Conference-related activities that allow the participants to share their vision on the future of Europe. Statements by David SASSOLI, EP President, Guy VERHOFSTADT, Co-Chair of the CoFoE, Roberta METSOLA, EP first Vice-President and participants to the EYE.

European Youth Event (EYE 2021): events on the Conference on the Future of Europe

Arrivals and roundtable with Guy VERHOFSTADT (Renew, BE), Parliament’s Co-Chair of the Executive Board during the EP Conference of Presidents on the Conference on the Future of Europe

EP Conference of Presidents on the Conference on the Future of Europe: arrivals and roundtable with Guy VERHOFSTADT (Renew, BE), Parliament’s Co-Chair of the Executive Board

200 citizens have been selected randomly again, but in a way that reflects the EU’s diversity. Panels discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders. This stockshots illustrates the highlights of the Citizens' panel 3 on climate change, environment and health

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel on climate change, environment and health: Highlights - Panel 3

200 citizens have been selected randomly again, but in a way that reflects the EU’s diversity. Panels discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders. This stockshots illustrates ambiance shots of the citizens' arrival for the Citizens' panel 3 on climate change, environment and health

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel 3 on climate change, environment and health: ambiance shots of the citizens' arrival

200 citizens have been selected randomly again, but in a way that reflects the EU’s diversity. Panels discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders. This stockshots illustrates the second session of the citizens panel in Strasbourg (24-26/09/2021): the arrivals, workshops, plenary, familly photo.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel: Highlights - Panel 2

The European Citizens’ Panels will kick off their discussions with the second 200-citizen meeting between Friday and Sunday in Strasbourg. The Conference on the Future of Europe marks the first time in the history of the EU that citizens have been included in a consultative process in such a structural and innovative manner. There are four European Citizens' Panels, each of them comprising 200 citizens and ensuring that at least one female and one male citizen per Member State is included. It will focus on will focus on European democracy/values, rights, the rule of law and security. The panellists will be welcomed on Friday by the Slovenian State Secretary for EU Affairs and Co-Chair of the Conference’s Executive Board, Gašper Dovžan.The Panels will come up with ideas and recommendations that will feed into the overall Conference deliberations, in particular into the Conference Plenaries, and ultimately into the report on its final outcome.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel on the European democracy/values and rights, rule of law, security: ambiance shots of the citizens' arrival, participation and statement by Gašper DOVŽAN, Slovenian State Secretary for EU Affairs

What sort of European Union do we want to see in the future? What is working well in the EU and what could be improved? These are just two examples of the kind of questions that the European citizens' panels, part of the Conference on the Future of Europe, will have to answer. The Conference on the Future of Europe marks the first time in the history of the EU that citizens have been included in a consultative process in such a structural and innovative manner. There are four European Citizens' Panels, each of them comprising 200 citizens and ensuring that at least one female and one male citizen per Member State is included. Citizens were chosen randomly to ensure that they are representative of the EU's diversity, in terms of geographic origin, gender, age, socioeconomic background and level of education. Young people between 16 an 25 will make up one-third of each panel.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel : statements by participating citizens

What sort of European Union do we want to see in the future? What is working well in the EU and what could be improved? These are just two examples of the kind of questions that the European citizens' panels, part of the Conference on the Future of Europe, will have to answer. The Conference on the Future of Europe marks the first time in the history of the EU that citizens have been included in a consultative process in such a structural and innovative manner. There are four European Citizens' Panels, each of them comprising 200 citizens and ensuring that at least one female and one male citizen per Member State is included. Citizens were chosen randomly to ensure that they are representative of the EU's diversity, in terms of geographic origin, gender, age, socioeconomic background and level of education. Young people between 16 and 25 will make up one-third of each panel.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel -statements by participating citizens

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel: statements by participating citizens

Citizens’ panels is a new stage of the Conference on the future of Europe. 200 citizens have been selected randomly, but in a way that reflects the EU’s diversity. Panels discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders. This stockshots illustrates the first session of the citizens panel in Strasbourg (17-19/09/2021): the arrivals, workshops, plenary, familly photo, testimonials of participants.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens panel: Highlights

Guy VERHOFSTADT (Renew,BE), co-Chair of the CoFoE, explains how this new stage of the Conference on the Future of Europe, the citizen's panels, are organised. Citizens’ panels will discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and will make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders. This first meeting in Strasbourg is on stronger economy, social justice and jobs/education, culture, youth, sport/digital transformation.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel: statement by Guy VERHOFSTADT (Renew,BE), co-Chair of the CoFoE

The European Citizens’ Panels will kick off their discussions with the first 200-citizen meeting between Friday and Sunday in Strasbourg. It will focus on a stronger economy, social justice, jobs/education, youth, culture, and sport/digital transformation. The Panels will come up with ideas and recommendations that will feed into the overall Conference deliberations, in particular into the Conference Plenaries, and ultimately into the report on its final outcome.

Conference on the Future of Europe - Citizens' panel: ambiance shots of the arrivals

Guy VERHOFSTADT (Renew Europe, BE), Co-Chair of the Conference on the Future of Europe, speaks to the presse for the launch of the Citizens panels during the plenary session in Strasbourg (13-16 September 2021). The Conference on the Future of Europe is putting people at the centre of the discussion on how the EU should evolve to face future challenges. Citizens’ panels have an important role to play: they will discuss ideas from events across the EU and proposals submitted through the Conference platform and will make recommendations to be discussed with EU institutions and other stakeholders.

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