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Ms. Frieda Brepoels (PPE -DE, Belgium) Mr Parliamentary endorsement for a Nuclear Weapons Convention marking 40th anniversary nuclear Non-proliferation Treaty Initiators Deputy Chairs EP section Parliamentarians for Non-proliferation and Nuclear Disarmament Ms. Ana Gomes (PSE - Portugal) Ms. Annemie Neyts (ALDE - Belgium) Mr. Girts Kristovskis (UEN - Latvia). Ms. Angelika Beer (Greens - EFA - Germany) Mr. Andre Brie (GUE/NGL - Germany) Co-signers on July 1st 2008 - 40th anniversary NPT (alphabetical per country) Ms. Evelin Lichentenberger (Greens/EFA, Austria) Mr. Johannes Voggenhuber (Greens/EFA, Austria) Ms. Frieda Brepoels (PPE -DE, Belgium) Mr. Ivo Belet (PPE-DE, Belgium) Main Political groups in EP (with number of MEP) Mr. Jean-Luc Dehaene (PPE-DE, Belgium) Mr. Raymond Langendries (PPE-DE, Belgium) PPE-DE (289) Group of the European People's Party Mr. Philippe Busquin (PSE, Belgium) (Christian Democrats) and European Democrats Ms. Anne Van Lancker (PSE - Belgium) PSE (215) Socialist Group in the European Parliament Mr. El Khadrahoui Saïd (PSE - Belgium) ALDE (101) Group Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Mr. Dirk Sterckx (ALDE, Belgium) UEN (44) Union for Europe of the Nations Group Greens/EFA (42) Group of Greens/ European Free Alliance Mr. Johan Van Hecke (ALDE - Belgium) GUE/NGL (41) Confederal Group of the European United Left - Mr. Pierre Jonckheer (Greens/EFA, Belgium) Nordic Green Left Mr. Bart Staes (Greens/EFA, Belgium) Ms. Muriela Baeva (ALDE - Bulgaria) Mr. Marios Matsakis (ALDE, Cyprus) Ms. Zuzana Roithova (PPE-DE, Czech Republic) Mr. Jiří Maštálka (GUE/NGL, Czech Republic) Mr. Johannes Lebech (ALDE, Denmark Ms. Margrete Auken (Greens/EFA, Denmark) Mr. Michel Rocard (PSE, France) Mr. Francis Wurtz (GUE/NGL, France) Ms. Helene Flautre (Greens/EFA, France) Mr. Alain Lipietz (Greens/EFA, France) Mr. Jean-Luc Bennahmias (Greens/EFA, France) Mr. Daniel Cohn-Bendit (Greens/EFA, France) Ms. Sirpa Pietkainen (PPE-DE, Finland) Ms. Riitta Myller (PSE, Finland) Mr. Frithjof Schmidt (Greens/EFA, Germany) Ms. Gisele Kallenback (Greens/EFA, Germany) Ms. Sylvia-Yvonne Kaufmann (GUE/NGL, Germany) Mr. Tobias Pflueger (GUE/NGL, Germany) Ms. Sahra Wagenknecht (GUE/NGL, Germany) Ms. Gabriele Zimmer (GUE/NGL, Germany) Mr. Dimitrios Papadimoulis (GUE/NGL, Greece) Mr. Jim Higgins (PPE-DE, Ireland) Ms. Marian Harkin (ALDE, Ireland) Mr. Eoin Ryan (UEN, Ireland) Mr. Liam Aylward (UEN, Ireland) Mr. Mario Mauro (PPE-DE, Italy) Mr. Giulietto Chiesa (PSE, Italy) Ms. Pasqualina Napoletano (PSE - Italy) Mr. Guido Sacconi (PSE - Italy) Ms. Patrizia Toia (ALDE, Italy) Mr. Sepp Kusstatscher (Greens/EFA, Italy) Mr. Giusto Catania (GUE/NGL, Italy) Mr. Vincenzo Aita (GUE/NGL - Italy) Mr. Vittorio Agnoletto (GUE/NGL, Italy) Mr. Umberto Guidoni (GUE/NGL, Italy) Ms. Luisa Morgantini (GUE/NGL - Italy) Mr. Roberto Musacchio (GUE, Italy) Ms. Erna Hennicot-Schoepges (PPE-DE, Luxembourg) Ms. Lydie Polfer (ALDE - Luxembourg) Mr. Claude Turmes (Greens/EFA, Luxembourg) Mr. Erik Meijer (GUE/NGL - The Netherlands) Ms. Elisa Ferreira (PSE, Portugal) Mr. David Dragos Florin (PPE - DE - Romania) Ms. Renate Weber (ALDE, Romania) Mr. Emilio Menendez Del Valle (PSE, Spain) Mr. Raul Romeva (Greens/EFA, Spain) Mr. Carl Schlyter (Greens/EFA, Sweden) Mr. Jens Holm (GUE/NGL, Sweden) Mr. David Martin (PSE, UK) Mr. Glyn Ford (PSE, UK) Ms. Fiona Hall, ALDE - UK) Baroness Sarah Ludford (ALDE, UK) Ms. Jean Lambert (Greens/EFA - UK) Ms. Caroline Lucas (Greens/EFA, UK) Mr. Alyn Smith (Greens/EFA, UK) provisional list July 1st 2008.
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