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EBÖ Kalender Zur Maltesischen Ratspräsidentschaft Die maltesische EU-Ratspräsidentschaft auf einen Blick Europäische 2017 Europäische Bewegung Österreich Bewegung Österreich KW KW KW KW KW Jan 1 So 2 Mo 1 3 Di 4 Mi 5 Do 6 Fr 7 Sa 8 So 9 Mo 2 10 Di 11 Mi 12 Do 13 Fr 14 Sa 15 So 16 Mo 3 17 Di 18 Mi 19 Do 20 Fr 21 Sa 22 So 23 Mo 4 24 Di 25 Mi 26 Do 27 Fr 28 Sa 29 So 30 Mo 5 31 Di Neujahrstag Hl. Drei Könige PSK Reise der EU-Kommissare nach Plenum Europäisches Parlament (Straßburg) Konferenz der Vorsitzenden EWSA Plenum Holocaust- EBÖ: Außer- PSK Gedenktag Vierschanzentournee (Deutschland und Österreich) Malta der parlamentarischen Europa- AStV 1 PSK ordentliche Nationalrat: AStV 1 Rat für Auswär- PSK AStV 1 AStV 2 AStV 1 auschüsse – COSAC (Valletta) Mitglieder- Beginn der PSK Ständiger tige Angelegen- AStV 2 Informeller Rat Justiz und AStV 2 EU-Ausschuss PSK Rat für Land- versammlung maltesischen Unterausschuss heiten – RAB Inneres – JI (Inneres) (Valletta) (Wien) Ratspräsident- für die des Bundes- wirtschaft und EFB Wien: rates Nationalrat: Eurogruppe AStV 1 schaft Angelegen- Ständiger Fischerei – heiten der EU Neujahrs- AGRIFISH Get-Together Unterausschuss Bundesver- Rat für (Wien) für die Informeller RAA (Valletta) sammlung: Wirtschaft und Angelegen- Angelobung Finanzen – heiten der EU des österreichi- ECOFIN schen Bundes- präsidenten Parlamentarische Versammlung Europarat (Straßburg) Handball-Weltmeisterschaft Herren (Frankreich) Internationale Grüne Woche (Berlin) KW KW KW KW Feb 1 Mi 2 Do 3 Fr 4 Sa 5 So 6 Mo 6 7 Di 8 Mi 9 Do 10 Fr 11 Sa 12 So 13 Mo 7 14 Di 15 Mi 16 Do 17 Fr 18 Sa 19 So 20 Mo 8 21 Di 22 Mi 23 Do 24 Fr 25 Sa 26 So 27 Mo 9 28 Di Miniplenum Europäisches EU Valletta Rat für Auswär- AdR Plenum St. Paul’s St. Valentinstag AStV 1 Treffen der Ge- Rat für AStV 1 PSK Rat für Verkehr, Rosenmontag Rat für Umwelt Rat für Allgemei- Shipwreck Parlament (Brüssel) Gipfel tige Angelegen- ne Angelegen- Plenum Europäisches Parlament (Straßburg) neralsekretäre Wirtschaft und Telekommu- – ENVI AStV 1 PSK (maltesischer Rat für Bildung, AStV 2 Rat für Justiz Rat für Verkehr, heiten – RAB heiten – RAA Feiertag) der nationalen Finanzen – und Inneres – JI nikation und Telekommu- AStV 1 EMI: Migration AStV 1 PSK AStV 1 PSK Jugend, Kultur Parlamente der ECOFIN Energie – TTE PSK Event mit EU- AStV 2 nikation und AStV 2 PSK und Sport – EU (Bratislava) EWSA Plenum (Verkehr) Kommissar Rat für Landwirtschaft und AStV 2 BJKS Rat für Energie – TTE Fischerei – AGRIFISH (Energie) PSK Neven Mimica EU-Ausschuss Eurogruppe Wettbewerbsfä- higkeit – WBF des Bundes- Rat für rates (Forschung und Wettbewerbsfä- Raumfahrt) higkeit – WBF (Binnenmarkt PSK und Industrie) Nationalrat: Ständiger Unterausschuss für die Angelegen- heiten der EU KW KW KW KW Mär 1 Mi 2 Do 3 Fr 4 Sa 5 So 6 Mo 10 7 Di 8 Mi 9 Do 10 Fr 11 Sa 12 So 13 Mo 11 14 Di 15 Mi 16 Do 17 Fr 18 Sa 19 So 20 Mo 12 21 Di 22 Mi 23 Do 24 Fr 25 Sa 26 So 27 Mo 13 28 Di 29 Mi 30 Do 31 Fr Miniplenum Europäisches Rat für Be- Rat für Land- Rat für Allgemei- Weltfrauentag Internationale Handwerksmesse (München) PSK AStV 1 Equal Pay Day Eurogruppe Welttag gegen Weltwassertag 60. Jahrestag: Beginn der EWSA Plenum Freedom Day (mal- Rassismus Unterzeichnung Sommerzeit 2017 WKÖ Europa- tesischer Feiertag) Parlament (Brüssel) schäftigung, wirtschft und ne Angelegen- tag „60 Jahre AStV 1 Europäischer Rat Plenum Europäisches Parlament (Straßburg) AdR Plenum der Römischen Sozialpolitik, Fischerei – heiten – RAA Informelles Treffen der Verträge Römische PSK EWSA Plenum Your Europe, AStV 1 Gesundheit AGRIFISH PSK Parlamentswahl Gesundheitsminister (Valletta) Rat für AStV 1 Rat für Justiz und Inneres – JI Verträge“ Your Say! PSK EFB: Marsch AStV 1 AStV 2 und Verbrau- Niederlande Wirtschaft und (Wien) Rat für Auswär- Finanzen – AStV 2 PSK AStV 1 für Europa 2017 AStV 1 cherschutz – Dreigliedriger AStV 2 PSK EPSCO tige Angelegen- AStV 1 ECOFIN der Europäi- heiten – RAB Sozialgipfel Informeller Rat für Auswärtige AStV 2 schen Födera- PSK listen (Rom) Angelegenheiten – RAA (Handel) EU-Ausschuss (Valletta) des Bundes- CeBIT (Hannover) EMI: Veranstal- EWSA Plenum Europäisches rates tung zum 60. Migrationsforum Jahrestag der EFB Steiermark: Unterzeichnung Info-Abend der Römischen „Landwirtschaft Verträge und EU“ (Feldbach) KW KW KW KW Apr 1 Sa 2 So 3 Mo 14 4 Di 5 Mi 6 Do 7 Fr 8 Sa 9 So 10 Mo 15 11 Di 12 Mi 13 Do 14 Fr 15 Sa 16 So 17 Mo 16 18 Di 19 Mi 20 Do 21 Fr 22 Sa 23 So 24 Mo 17 25 Di 26 Mi 27 Do 28 Fr 29 Sa 30 So PSK Welt-Olympiatag Welt-Gesund- PSK Gründonnerstag Karfreitag Ostersonntag Ostermontag EFB Steiermark: Tag der Erde Präsident- PSK AStV 1 Mädchen- Gymnich-Treffen der heitstag Zukunftstag Plenum Europäisches Parlament (Straßburg) Info-Abend schaftswahl Außenminister (Valletta) Informeller Rat für Wirtschaft und AStV 1 „Landwirtschaft Frankreich AStV 2 AStV 1 Rat für Auswär- EU-Ausschuss Informeller Rat Finanzen – ECOFIN (Valletta) AStV 2 und EU“ (erste Runde) tige Angelegen- (Europahaus Informeller Rat für Umwelt – des Bundes- für Wettbe- AStV 1 ENVI (Valletta) PSK heiten – RAB rates werbsfähigkeit Neumarkt) (Luxemburg) – WBF Konferenz der Sprecher der nationalen Miniplenum Europäisches AStV 1 (Binnenmarkt Informeller Rat für Beschäftigung, Parlamente der EU (Bratislava) Parlament (Brüssel) AStV 2 und Industrie) Sozialpolitik, Gesundheit und (Valletta) Parlamentarische Versammlung Europarat (Straßburg) Verbraucherschutz – EPSCO (Valletta) PSK Rat für Allgemei- Informelles Treffen der ne Angelegen- Verteidigungsminister (Valletta) Rat für Landwirtschft und Fische- heiten – RAA rei – AGRIFISH (Luxemburg) (Luxemburg) AdR Plenum KW KW KW KW KW Mai 1 Mo 18 2 Di 3 Mi 4 Do 5 Fr 6 Sa 7 So 8 Mo 19 9 Di 10 Mi 11 Do 12 Fr 13 Sa 14 So 15 Mo 20 16 Di 17 Mi 18 Do 19 Fr 20 Sa 21 So 22 Mo 21 23 Di 24 Mi 25 Do 26 Fr 27 Sa 28 So 29 Mo 22 30 Di 31 Mi Tag der Arbeit Internationaler Tag Europatag des Präsident- Europatag der Eurovision Muttertag Internationaler Rat für Christi Himmelfahrt 43. G7-Gipfel (Taormina, Italien) LVII COSAC (Valletta) der Pressefreiheit Europarates Europäischen AStV 1 Rat für Auswär- AStV 1 Rat für Auswär- Rat für Allgemei- Tag gegen Homo- Rat für Auswär- Rat für Auswär- Eurogruppe AStV 1 Miniplenum schaftswahl tige Angelegen- Song Contest tige Angelegen- ne Angelegen- tige Angelegen- tige Angelegen- Wirtschaft und EP (Brüssel) Union AStV 2 EMI: Members‘ phobie, Transpho- AStV 2 Rat für Wettbewerbsfähigkeit AStV 1 AStV 1 Frankreich heiten – RAB (Ukraine) heiten – RAB heiten – RAA bie und Biphobie heiten – RAB heiten – RAB Finanzen – Council – WBF EWSA Plenum (zweite Runde) Festveranstal- EU-Ausschuss (Handel) (Verteidigung) (Entwicklung) ECOFIN AStV 2 (Trip) tung der EBÖ des Bundes- AdR Plenum Plenum Europäisches Parlament (Straßburg) PSK PSK PSK AStV 1 PSK EFB/JEF Steiermark: (Wien) rates Europawoche zum Europatag PSK AStV 2 Informeller AStV 1 Rat für Justiz Informeller Rat für Landwirtschaft und Fischerei – PSK und Inneres – JI Rat für Wettbe- AStV 2 AGRIFISH (Valletta) werbsfähigkeit Rat für Land- Informeller Rat für Verkehr, wirtschaft und Rat für Bildung, Jugend, Kultur – WBF Telekommunikation und Energie und Sport – BJKS (Forschung) Fischerei – – TTE (Energie) (Valletta) (Valletta) AGRIFISH KW KW KW KW Jun 1 Do 2 Fr 3 Sa 4 So 5 Mo 23 6 Di 7 Mi 8 Do 9 Fr 10 Sa 11 So 12 Mo 24 13 Di 14 Mi 15 Do 16 Fr 17 Sa 18 So 19 Mo 25 20 Di 21 Mi 22 Do 23 Fr 24 Sa 25 So 26 Mo 26 27 Di 28 Mi 29 Do 30 Fr Miniplenum Pfingstsonntag Pfingstmontag PSK Rat für Verkehr, Telekommuni- PSK Fronleichnam Rat für Weltflüchtlingstag AStV 1 Rat für Verkehr, PSK AStV 1 St. Peter & St. AStV 1 Rat für Umwelt Europäischer Rat Paul (maltesischer Europäisches Welterbetag Weltumwelttag kation und Energie – TTE Wirtschaft und Telekommuni- Rat für Landwirtschaft und – ENVI Feiertag) Parlament der UNESCO in AStV 1 (Luxemburg) AStV 1 Eurogruppe Finanzen – (Luxemburg) PSK Gewerkschaft Bau-Holz/ kation und AStV 2 Deutschland Fischerei – AGRIFISH (Brüssel) AStV 2 AStV 2 ECOFIN Europäischer Dachverband der Energie – TTE PSK Rat für Justiz und Inneres – JI (Luxemburg) (Luxemburg) Rat für Auswär- Rat für Allgemei- EU-Ausschuss Bau und Holzarbeiter EFBH: (Energie) (Luxemburg) tige Angelegen- ne Angelegen- des Bundes- AStV 1 (Trip) Plenum Europäisches Parlament (Straßburg) Migrationsworkshop (Wien) (Luxemburg) Informelles Ministertreffen heiten – RAB heiten – RAA rates PSK EFB Steiermark: Pfingsttreffen zu internationalen Rat für Beschäftigung, Sozialpoli- (Luxemburg) (Luxemburg) Parlamentarische Versammlung Europarat (Straßburg) Minderheitenfragen (Europahaus Neumarkt) Kohäsionspolitik (Valletta) EWSA Plenum tik, Gesundheit und Verbraucher- PSK (Trip) schutz – EPSCO (Luxemburg) WKÖ: Europa- tag der Jugend (Wien) RatssitzungenundweitereTermineinBrüssel SonstigeTermine (sofernnichtanders ­gekennzeichnet) Stand: 29. 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