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List of Participants from Committee Meeting National Parliaments Committee on Women's Rights and EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT - NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS Gender Equality INTERNATIONAL THURSDAY, 4 MARCH 2021 9.00 TO 12.00 ROOM Paul-Henri Spaak 3C50 WOMEN’S DAY EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT, BRUSSELS 2021 & ONLINE PARTICIPATION WE ARE STRONG: WOMEN LEADING THE FIGHT AGAINST COVID-19 Interparliamentary List of participants from Committee Meeting national Parliaments Committee on Women's Rights and EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT - NATIONAL PARLIAMENTS Gender Equality With the support of the Directorate for Relations w ith National Parliaments BELGIQUE / BELGIË / BELGIUM Chambre des représentants / Kamer van volksvertegenwoordigers / House of Representatives Members : Ms Katleen BURY Head of Delegation Advisory Committee on Social emancipation Vlaams Belang - ID Ms Caroline TAQUIN Advisory Committee on Social emancipation MR - RENEW Official : Ms Stéphanie ZOULIAMIS Official of national Parliament 1 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Sénat / Senaat / Senate Member : Ms Latifa GAHOUCHI Chair, Advisory Committee on Equal opportunities between women and men Socialist party - S&D Official : Ms Iuna SADAT National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) ΚΥΠΡΟΣ / CYPRUS Βουλή των Αντιπροσώπων / House of Representatives Members : Ms Mariella ARISTIDOU Head of Delegation House Standing Committee on Human Rights and on Equal Opportunities for Men and Women Democratic Rally Party - EPP Ms Skevi KOUTRA-KOUKOUMA House Standing Committee on Human Rights and on Equal Opportunities for Men and Women AKEL-Left New Forces - The LEFT 2 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Officials : Ms Danae AGATHOCLEOUS Official of national Parliament Ms Maria SOTIRIOU GEORGIOU National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) DANMARK / DENMARK Folgetinget / Danish Parliament Members: Ms Birgitte BERGMAN Committee on Gender Equality The Conservative Party - EPP Ms Fatma ØKTEM Committee on Gender Equality The Liberal Party - RENEW Official : Mr Andreas Sommer MØLLER Official of national Parliament 3 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 DEUTSCHLAND / GERMANY Bundestag Members : Ms Doris ACHELWILM Committee on Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth DIE LINKE - THE LEFT Ms Leni BREYMAIER Committee on Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth SPD - S&D Bundesrat Member : Ms Stefanie DRESE Head of Delegation Committee on Women and Youth Committee on Labour, Integration and Social Policy SPD - S&D 4 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Officials : Mr Michael REINOLD Official of national Parliament Ms Svenja WUCHERPFENNIG National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) EESTI / ESTONIA Riigikogu / Parliament Members : Ms Hele EVERAUS Committee on Social Affairs Estonian Reform Party Faction - RENEW Mr Tarmo KRUUSIMÄE Committee on European Union Affairs Isamaa - EPP Ms Urve TIIDUS Committee on European Union Affairs Estonian Reform Party Faction - RENEW 5 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 EIRE / IRELAND Dáil Éireann / House of Representatives (of the Oireachtas) Members : Ms Kathleen FUNCHION Head of Delegation Chair, Joint Committee on Children, Disability, Equality & Integration Sinn Fein - The LEFT Mr Patrick COSTELLO Vice-Chair, Joint Committee on Children, Disability, Equality & Integration Green Party - Greens/EFA Ms Jennifer MURNANA O’CONNOR Joint Committee on Children, Disability, Equality & Integration Fianna Fáil - RENEW Official : Mr Paul CONWAY National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 6 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Seanad Éireann / Senate Members : Ms Erin MCGREEHAN Joint Committee on Children, Disability, Equality & Integration Fianna Fáil - RENEW Ms Mary SEERY KEARNEY Joint Committee on Children, Disability, Equality & Integration Fine Gael - EPP ΕΛΛΑΔΑ / GREECE Βουλή των Ελλήνων / Hellenic Parliament Member : Ms Anna KARAMANLI Head of Delegation Special Permanent Committee on Equality, Youth and Human Rights New Democracy - EPP Official : Ms Eleni SIANNA National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 7 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 ESPAÑA / SPAIN Congreso de los diputados / Congress of Deputies Members: Ms Pilar CANCELA RODRÍGUEZ Chair, Committee on Equality Partido Socialista Obrero Español - S&D Ms Lourdes MÉNDEZ MONASTERIO Member, Committee on Equality VOX - ECR Official: Ms María LÓPEZ MORENO DE CALA Official of national Parliament Senado / Senate Members : Ms Josefina BUENO ALONSO Chair, Committee on Equality Partido Socialista Obrero Español - S&D 8 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Ms Patricia RODRÍGUEZ CALLEJA Committee on Equality Partido Popular - EPP Official: Ms Clara GARRIDO CRIADO Official of national Parliament FRANCE Assemblée Nationale / National Assembly Members : Ms Laurence TRASTOUR-ISNART Vice-Chair, Delegation on women’s rights and equal oportunities between women and men Les Républicains - EPP Officials : Mr Benoît BIMBAULT Official of national Parliament Mr Jean-Baptiste LECLÈRE Official of national Parliament Mr Pierre BOSSE National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 9 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Sénat / Senate Member : Ms Joelle GARRIAUD-MAYLAM Vice-Chair, Delegation on women’s rights Les Républicains - EPP Official : Mr Gianmarco REVELLAT National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) HRVATSKA / CROATIA Hrvatski sabor Member : Ms Marija SELAK RASPUDIĆ Chair, Gender Equality Committee Bridge of the Independent Lists - No Group affiliation in the EP 10 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 ITALIA / ITALY Camera dei Deputati / Chamber Members : Ms Debora SERRACCHIANI Chair, Committee on Public and Private Sector Employment Partito democratico - S&D Ms Elisa TRIPODI Constitutional Committee, Presidency of the Council of Ministers and Interior Affairs Movimento 5 stelle - No Group affiliation in the EP Officials : Ms Zaira RINELLA Official of national Parliament Ms Emanuela TOSTI Official of national Parliament Ms Maria SCHININÀ National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 11 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Senato della Repubblica / Senate Members: Ms Susy MATRISCIANO Chair, Committee on Public and Private Labour, Social Security Movimento 5 stelle - No Group affiliation in the EP Mr Iunio Valerio ROMANO Committee on Public and Private Labour, Social Security Movimento 5 stelle - No Group affiliation in the EP Officials : Ms Gloria ABAGNALE Official of national Parliament Ms Beatrice GIANANI National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 12 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 LIETUVA / LITHUANIA Seimas / Parliament Members : Mr Tomas Vytautas RASKEVICIUS Head of Delegation Chair, Committee on Human Rights Freedom Party (Laisvės partija) - RENEW Ms Vilija ALEKNAITE ABRAMIKIENE Committee on Social Affairs and Labour Homeland Union-Lithuanian Christian Democrat Political Group - EPP Ms Rūta MILIŪTĖ Committee on European Affairs Lithuanian Farmers and Greens Union Political Group - Greens/EFA Officials: Ms Dalia ALEKSEJUNIENE Official of national Parliament Ms Agnė GRIGIENĖ Official of national Parliament Ms Rūta BUNEVIČIŪTĖ National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 13 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 MAGYARORSZÁG / HUNGARY Országgyűlés / National Assembly Member : Ms Márta MÁTRAI Head of Delegation Committee on Legislation, Deputy of the Speaker of the National Assembly Fidesz - EPP Officials: Ms Karina BRANDENBURG Official of national Parliament Mr Csaba HUSZÁR National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) MALTA Kamra tad-Deputati / House of Representatives Members : Ms Therese COMODINI CACHIA Standards in Public Life Committee Partit Nazzjonalista - EPP 14 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Ms Maria DEGUARA Social Affairs Committee Partit Nazzjonalista - EPP Officials: Ms Elaine BURMINGHAM Official of national Parliament Mr Ian Paul BAJADA National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) NEDERLAND / THE NETHERLANDS Tweede Kamer / House of Representatives Member : Mr Zohair EL YASSINI Committee on Education, Culture and Science VVD - RENEW Officials : Mr Kasper VAN DER GUGTEN Official of national Parliament Ms Janneke TIMMER National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 15 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Eerste kammer / Senate Members: Ms Esther-Mirjam SENT Committee on Social affairs and employment PvdA - S&D Ms Petra STIENEN Committee on Social affairs and employment D66 - RENEW ÖSTERREICH / AUSTRIA Nationalrat Member : Ms Elisabeth PFURTSCHELLER Head of Delegation Vice-Chair, Committee on Equal Treatment ÖVP - Austrian People’s Party - EPP 16 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Bundesrat Member : Ms Elisabeth GROSSMANN Head of Delegation Chair, Committee on Equal Treatment SPÖ - Social Democratic Party - S&D Official : Ms Sophie VELBERG National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) POLSKA (POLAND) Sejm Member : Ms Anita CZERWIŃSKA Head of Delegation Committee on EU Affairs Law and Justice - ECR Officials : Ms Anna MARCINIAK Official of national Parliament Mr Rafał CZARSKI National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) 17 INTERNATIONAL WOMEN’S DAY 2021 | 04/03/2021 Senate / Senate Member : Ms Magdalena KOCHAN Head of Delegation Vice-Chair, Committee on Family, Senior and Social Policy Civic Platform - EPP Official : Mr Wojciech KUŹMA National Parliament representative (based in Brussels) PORTUGAL Assembleia da República / Assembly of the Republic Members : Ms Lina LOPES Head of Delegation Committee on Constitutional Affairs, Rights, Freedoms and Guarantees Partido Social Democrata - EPP Ms Sandra CUNHA Committee
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