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EUROPEAN 22 FEBRUARY 2021 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT PARLIAMENTARY BRUSSELS WEEK 2021 EU ECONOMIC GOVERNANCE FROM A PARLIAMENTARY PERSPECTIVE CO-ORGANIZED: by the European Parliament and the Portuguese Assembleia da European Parliament National Parliaments República Last updated on 19/02/21 PORTUGAL Portuguese Assembleia da República / Assembly of Republic Members: MrM Eduardo FERRO RODRIGUES PresidentHead of Delegationof the Assembleia da República Committee on PS - S&D PSD - EPP M MsHead Edite of ESTRELADelegation ViceCommittee- President on of the Assembleia da República PSPSD - S&D - EPP M MHeadr Pedro of DelegationROQUE HeadCommittee of Delegation on Chair, Committee on Labour and Social Security PSD - EPP PSD - EPP M MMHeadr Luís of CAPOULAS Delegation SANTOS Chair,HeadCommittee Committee of Delegation on on European Affairs Committee on PS PSD - S&D - EPP PSD - EPP M 1 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 MHead of Delegation HeadCommittee of Delegation on Committee on PSD - EPP MMr Filipe NETO BRANDÃO Chair,Head Committee of Delegation on Budget and Finance Committee on P S - S&D PSD - EPP MrM Luís GRAҪA ViceHead-Chair, of Delegation Committee on Environment, Energy and Territorial Planning Committee on P S - S&D PSD - EPP MrM João Paulo PEDROSA ViceHead-chair, of Delegation Committee on Labour and Social Security Committee on PS - S&D PSD - EPP MrM Eduardo BARROCO DE MELO CommitteeHead of Delegation on Labour and Social Security Committee on P S - S&D PSD - EPP MrM Carlos BRÁS CommitteeHead of Delegation on European Affairs Committee on P S - S&D PSD - EPP MsM Vera BRAZ CommitteeHead of Delegation on Budget and Finance Committee on P S - S&D PSD - EPP M 2 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Head of Delegation Committee on PSD - EPP Ms Jamila MADEIRA Committee on Economics, Innovation, Public Works and Housing PS - S&D Mr Miguel MATOS Committee on Budget and Finance PS - S&D Ms Isabel MEIRELLES Committee on European Affairs PSD - EPP Mr Duarte PACHECO Committee on Budget and Finance PSD - EPP Ms Isabel PIRES Committee on Labour and Social Security BE- GUE Mr Jorge SALGUEIRO MENDES Committee on Economics, Innovation, Public Works and Housing PSD - EPP 3 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Mr Eduardo TEIXEIRA Committee on Labour and Social Security PSD - EPP Officials: Mr Manuel CALDEIRINHA Official of National Parliament Mr João DE CAMPOS COELHO Official of National Parliament Ms Ângela DIONÍSIO Official of National Parliament Ms Vanessa GARCIA Official of National Parliament Ms Mafalda GOMES Official of National Parliament Mr José JESÚS Official of National Parliament Mr Pedro PACHECO Official of National Parliament Ms Maria Teresa PAULO Official of National Parliament Mr Bruno RIBEIRO TAVARES Official of National Parliament Ms Elodie ROCHA Official of National Parliament Mr Gonçalo SOUSA PEREIRA Official of National Parliament Mr Bruno DIAS PINHEIRO National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 4 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 BELGIQUE / BELGIË / BELGIUM Chambre des Représentants / Kamer van Volkvertegenwoordigers / House of Representatives Member: Ms Eliane TILLIEUX President of the Chamber PS - S&D Officials: Mr Roeland JANSOONE Official of National Parliament Ms Katrien JOOS Official of National Parliament Mr Carlos DEMEYERE National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) БЪЛГАРИЯ / BULGARIA Народно събрание / National Assembly Members: Ms Ivelina VASSILEVA Head of Delegation Chair, Environment And Water Committee PP GERB - EPP Ms Evgeniya ANGELOVA Vice-chair, Committee On Budget And Finance PP GERB - EPP 5 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Ms Svetlana ANGELOVA Vice-chair, Committee On Labor, Social And Demographic Policy PP GERB - EPP Official: Mr Vladimir BERON National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) ČESKO / CZECHIA Poslanecká sněmovna / Chamber of Deputies Members: Mr Ondřej BENEŠÍK Head of Delegation Chair, Committee on European Affairs Christian and Democratic Union - Czechoslovak People´s Party (KDU-ČSL) - EPP Ms Dana BALCAROVÁ Chair, Committee on Environment Pirates - GREENS/ EFA Mr František KOPŘIVA Vice-chair, Committee on European Affairs Pirates - GREENS/ EFA 6 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Mr Jiří DOLEJŠ Committee on the Budget Communist Party of Bohemia and Moravia - GUE / NGL Mr Jan SKOPEČEK Vice-chair, Committee on the Budget Civic Democratic Party - ECR Officials: Mr Filip FICNER Official of National Parliament Mr Petr JELÍNEK Official of National Parliament Ms Dasa SMETANKOVA Official of National Parliament Ms Eva TETOUROVÁ National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) Senát / Senate Member: Mr Bek MIKULÁŠ Head of Delegation Chair, Committee on EU Affairs Mayors and Independents - No Group Affiliation in the EP Official: Ms Dita VOLESKA Official of National Parliament 7 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 ΚΥΠΡΟΣ / CYPRUS Βουλή των Αντιπροσώπων / House of Representatives Members: Ms Christiana EROTOKRITOU Head of Delegation Chair, House Standing Committee on Financial and Budgetary Affairs Democratic Party - S&D Mr Nicolaos TORNARITIS Vice-chair, House Standing Committee on Foreign and European Affairs Democratic Rally Party - EPP Ms Skevi KOUTRA-KOUKOUMA Committee on Welfare, Labour and Social Insurance AKEL-Left-New Forces - GUE Officials: Ms Marina ADAMIDOU Official of National Parliament Ms Danae AGATHOCLEOUS Official of National Parliament Mr Antonis CONSTANTINOU Official of National Parliament Ms Elli GEORGIOU Official of National Parliament Ms Maria SOTIRIOU GEORGIOU National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 8 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 DEUTSCHLAND / GERMANY Bundestag Members: Mr André BERGHEGGER Head of Delegation Budget Committee CDU/CSU-Fraktion - EPP Mr Peter BOEHRINGER Chair, Budget Committee AfD-Fraktion - Identity and Democracy Group Mr Andrej HUNKO Committee on the Affairs of the European Union Fraktion DIE LINKE - GUE/NGL Mr Hans MICHELBACH Finance Committee CDU/CSU-Fraktion - EPP Ms Claudia MÜLLER Committee on the Affairs of the European Union Fraktion Bündnis 90/Die Grünen - Greens/EFA 9 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Mr Christian PETRY Committee on the Affairs of the European Union SPD-Fraktion - S&D Mr Michael THEURER Committee on Economic Affairs and Energy FDP-Fraktion - Renew Europe Officials: Ms Simone HEISE Official of National Parliament Mr Jan SCHLICHTING Official of National Parliament M s Vesna POPOVIC National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) Bundesrat Members: Ms Katja MEIER Head of Delegation Committee on European Union Questions of the Bundesrat Bündnis 90/Die Grünen - Greens/EFA Mr Stephan HOLTHOFF-PFÖRTNER Committee on European Union Questions of the Bundesrat CDU - EPP 10 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Ms Heike RAAB Committee on European Union Questions of the Bundesrat SPD - S&D Officials: Mr Michael REINOLD Official of National Parliament Ms Svenja WUCHERPFENNIG National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) EESTI / ESTONIA Riigikogu Members: Mr Kristen MICHAL co-Head of Delegation Chair, Economic Affairs Committee Estonian Reform Party - Renew Europe Mr Erki SAVISAAR co-Head of Delegation Chair, The Finance Committee Estonian Centre Party - Renew Europe Ms Siret KOTKA Chair, Social Affairs Committee Estonian Centre Party Faction - Renew Europe 11 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Ms Hele EVERAUS Social Affairs Committee Estonian Reform Party Faction - Renew Europe Mr Jürgen LIGI Finance Committee Estonian Reform Party - Renew Europe Mr Aivar SÕERD Finance Committee Estonian Reform Party - Renew Europe Ms Margit SUTROP European Union Affairs Committee Estonian Reform Party - Renew Europe Ms Urve TIIDUS European Union Affairs Committee Estonian Reform Party - Renew Europe Officials: Mr Andres ANDO Official of National Parliament Ms Helgi KUNDLA Official of National Parliament 12 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Ms Teele TAKLAJA Official of National Parliament Ms Mari TÄNAV Official of National Parliament Mr Kristo VAREND Official of National Parliament EIRE / IRELAND Dáil Éireann / House of Representatives Members: Mr Dara CALLEARY Head of Delegation European Union Affairs Fianna Fail - S&D Ms Neasa HOURIGAN Chair, Budgetary Oversight Green Party - Greens/EFA Ms Patricia RYAN Budgetary Oversight Sinn Féin - GUE/NGL 13 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 Officials: Ms Fiona CASHIN Official of National Parliament Ms Ellen DIGNAM HEALY Official of National Parliament Mr Darren KELLY Official of National Parliament Mr Paul NG Official of National Parliament Ms Paul CONWAY National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) Seanad / Senate Members: TALIA (ITALY - ITALIE) Ms Alice Mary HIGGINS Joint Committee on Finance, Public Expenditure and Reform and Taoiseach Senato della Repubblica / Senate Independent - Civil Engagement Group - Non-attached Official(s): Mr Vincent P MARTIN Committee on European Affairs Ms Beatrice GIANANI Green Party - GREENS/ EFA National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 14 EUROPEAN PARLIAMENTARY WEEK | DATE 22/02/2021 ΕΛΛΑΔΑ / GREECE Βουλή των Ελλήνων / Hellenic Parliament Members: Mr Stavros KALOGIANNIS Head of Delegation Chair, Standing Committee on Economic Affairs Nea Demokratia Group - 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