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Top Margin 1 MEMO/09/365 Bruxelles, le 28 août 2009 CALENDRIER du 31 août au 06 septembre 2009 (susceptible de modifications en cours de semaine) Activités des Institutions Déplacements et visites Lundi 31 août Mr Ján FIGEL' participates in an opening session with Mr Tobias KRANTZ, Minister for Higher Education and Research, and Mr Sweden Pam FREDMAN, Chairman of the Association of Swedish Higher Education Institutions (Gothenburg) Mrs Meglena KUNEVA in Bosnia and Herzegovina: meets Mr Sven ALKALAJ, Minister of Foreign Affairs; Mr Nikola SPIRIC, Chairman of the Council of Ministers; visits Mostar and meets the Consumer ombudsman; discussion with NGOs on consumer protection Mardi 01 septembre Mr Joe BORG addresses the EP Mr Antonio TAJANI meets Mr Jean-Jacques DORDAIN, Fisheries Committee European Space Agency (ESA) Director General Présentation de M. Karel DE GUCHT au Mr Janez POTOČNIK participates in the conference " The PE en Commission du Knowledge Triangle Shaping the Future of Europe", organised Développement by the Swedish Presidency (Gothenburg) Mrs Mariann FISCHER BOEL at the Mr Ján FIGEL' delivers a keynote speech at the Special Agriculture Committee of the EP + press Olympics reception (EP) conference (EP) Mr Karel DE GUCHT receives Mrs Gunilla CARLSSON, Mr Algirdas ŠEMETA's exchange of Swedish Minister for International Development Cooperation views with the EP. Statement and answers in the field of his responsibilities Mrs Meglena KUNEVA visits Serbia: meets Mr Boris TADIC, before the Committee on Budgets President; Mr Bozidar DJELIC, Deputy Prime Minster; Mr (COBU) and the Committee on Slobodan MILOSLAVLJEVIC, Minister of Trade and Services; Budgetary Control (COCOBU) and consumer NGOs (Brussels) Mercredi 02 septembre Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO Mr Paweł SAMECKI receives Ms Margaret RITCHIE, Northern participates in the IBEC (Irish Business Ireland Social Development Minister Empoyers Confederation) meeting (BERL) Mrs Androulla VASSILIOU opens the photo exhibition "Just care Africa" (BERL) Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO participates in the Forum of Fora – welcome reception of the new Members of the European Parliament (EP) Press conference by Mr Jacques BARROT on "Joint EU resettlement programme" Mr Paweł SAMECKI participates in an exchange of views with the Committee on Regional Development of the EP (Brussels) Jeudi 03 septembre Mrs Meglena KUNEVA attends the Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO receives Ms Park GEUN- hearing on responsible lending and HYE, South Korean Presidential Envoy borrowing (EP) Mrs Margot WALLSTRÖM receives Mr Pierre LELLOUCHE, French EU Affairs minister Mr Janez POTOČNIK receives Sir John BEDDINGTON, UK's Chief Scientific Advisor Mr Ján FIGEL' in Skopje (03-04, Fyrom): meets Mr Vasko NAUMOVSKI, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration; Press statements; meets Mr Nikola TODOROV, Minister of Education; takes part in a panel discussion with Mr Vasko NAUMOVSKI and Mr Nikola TODOROV; visits the city square "Makedonija"; participates in the Official Opening of BIENALLE (03). Meeting of the Cultural Contact Points: The Western Balkans and the EU Culture Programme, hosted by Mr Ivo IVANOVSKI, Minister of Culture; visits the Daut Pashin amam Gallery and Kurshumli An; participates in the Visual Arts - Performance (part of the biennale programme); Movies presentation + Press statement (04) Ms Catherine ASHTON and Mrs Mariann FISCHER BOEL participate in the WTO (World Trade Organization) Mini- Ministerial meeting (03-04, New Delhi) Mr Andris PIEBALGS meets Mr Paulino RIVERO, President of the Canary Islands Government at the Presidency seat + Press Conference (Tenerife) Mrs Meglena KUNEVA participates in the concluding event of ICRT project on consumer product testing. Mrs Meglena KUNEVA receives members of the Association of European Airlines Vendredi 04 septembre Réunion informelle des ministres des Mr Paweł SAMECKI in Skåne-Blekinge (Sweden): meets Affaires étrangères (Gymnich) (04-05, regional politicians (Malmö); meets press and media at the Stockholm) Malmö University (Orkánem); visits local projects: MMSS Moving Media Southern Sweden (a project aiming to strengthen and develop the cluster for digital media and animation in the region) and the Öresund Science Region project (supporting clusters and business networks) Samedi 05 septembre Dimanche 06 septembre Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO participates in the opening session of the Community Sant' Egidio - 70 years after the outbreak of the second World War. Faiths and cultures in dialogue (Krakow, Poland) 2 Prévisions de septembre 2009 07.09.09 Conseil "Agriculture et pêche" 13-15.09.09 Réunion informelle des ministres chargés de l'Agriculture et de la Pêche (Växjö) 14-15.09.09 Conseil "Affaires générales et relations extérieures" (CAGRE) 14-17.09.09 Session plénière du Parlement européen (Strasbourg) 21-22.09.09 Conseil "Justice et affaires intérieures" 24-25.09.09 Conseil "Compétitivité" 25-26.09.09 Réunion informelle des ministres l'économie et des finances (ECOFIN) (Göteborg) 28-29.09.09 Réunion informelle des ministres chargés de la défense (Göteborg) Permanence DG COMM le WE du 29 au 30 août: Jens MESTER - GSM: 0498/963.973 Service Audiovisuel, planning studio – tél.: 02/295 21 23 3 .
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