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Eu-Romania Joint Parliamentary Committee Draft Programme EU-ROMANIA JOINT PARLIAMENTARY COMMITTEE 20th Meeting 29 - 30 May 2006 BUCHAREST DRAFT PROGRAMME Sunday, 28 May Individual arrival of members of the European Parliament delegation at Bucharest Airport and transfer to Athenee Palace Hilton 1-3 Episcopiei, Sector 1, Bucharest Tel : (+40-21) 303.3777 Fax: (+40-21) 315.2121 Programme Coordinators Brussels Bucharest Sarah WHITTALL Dan MATEI tel (+32-2) 284 2304 Tel. (+40-21) 402 11 80 fax (+32-2) 284 6830 Fax (+40-21) 402 11 81 [email protected] [email protected] _______________ 24 May 2006 - 1 - Monday 29 May 08.30 Departure from the hotel on foot 08.45- Meeting with Mrs. Theodora Bertzi, Secretary of State at the Adoption Romanian 09.45 Office. Venue: Information Center of the European Commission in Romania, Calea Victoriei Bvd., no.88 ( Carol I Central University Library Bucharest) 10:00- Meeting with Mr. Marko Bela, Deputy Prime Minister of Romania, (tbc) 10.40 Venue: Victoria Palace, Piaţa Victoriei Bvd, no. 1, sector 1, Bucharest 11:00- Meeting with Mr. Traian Basescu, President of Romania 11.40 Venue: Cotroceni Palace, Geniului Street, no. 1-3, Sector 5 - Bucharest 12:00- Visit to the National Institute for the Training of Magistrates and meeting with Mr. Mihai Tiberiu Sălăgean, Court Director and Mrs. Lavinia Valeria Lefterache, Deputy Director Venue: National Institute of Magistrates Court, Regina Elisabeta Bvd., nr.53, Sector 5 13.30 Working lunch hosted by Mr Guido Podestà, with H.E. Mr Christian Zeileissen, Ambassador of Austria, on behalf of the presidency-in-office of the Council of the EU, Ambassador Jonathan Scheele, Head of the European Commission delegation, and other Ambassadors of EU Member States Venue: Restaurant Casa Vernescu, Calea Victoriei 133, Sector 1, Bucharest tel: +40 (0) 21.311.9744 15.00 Departure to the Parliament 15.15 Meeting with Mr. Nicolae Vacaroiu, President of the Senate Venue: Parliament Palace, Izvor Street, no.2-4, sect.5, Bucharest 15.45 Meeting with Mr. Bogdan Olteanu, President of the Chamber of Deputies, Venue: Parliament Palace, Izvor Street, no.2-4, sect.5, Bucharest ALL WORKING SESSIONS WILL TAKE PLACE IN THE PALACE OF THE PARLIAMENT Nicolae Balcescu Hall (entrance C1) 16h30 Opening of the first working session of the 20th meeting of the EU-Romania Joint Parliamentary Committee under the co-chairmanship of Mr Viorel HREBENCIUC and Mr Guido PODESTÀ Welcome addresses and exchange of views with - Ms. Anca Boagiu, Minister of European Integration and Mr Mihai Razvan Ungureanu, Minister of Foreign Affairs, representing the Romanian Government - H.E. Mr. Christian Zeileissen, Ambassador of Austria, representing the Presidency-in-Office of the Council of the European Union - 2 - - H.E. Mr. Jonathan Scheele, Head of the European Commission delegation, representing the European Commission Also participating in the meeting, on point 3 of the agenda: Ms. Monica Luisa Macovei, Minister of Justice Mr. Gheorghe Flutur, Minister of Agriculture, Forests and Rural Development Mr. Catalin Doica, Secretary of State in the Ministry of the Public Finance 19h00 End of the first working session Return to the hotel 20h20 Departure from the hotel 20h30 Dinner hosted by Mr Viorel Hrebenciuc, Chairman of the Romanian delegation to the EU-Romania JPC Venue: Restaurant 'Casa Ardeleneasca' Sofia Street 1, Sector 1, Bucharest Tuesday 30 May 8h15 Departure from the hotel with luggage 9h00 Second working session of the 20th meeting of the EU-Romania Joint Parliamentary Committee 12h00 End of the second working session 12h15 Press conference with the co-chairmen 12h30 Lunch venue: "Rustic Restaurant" Palace of the Parliament PM Departure of the members and staff of the European Parliament Delegation to the airport - 3 - .
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