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New Leaders for Europe Community List of Members As of 30 September 2017 Klajda Gjosha Member of Parliament Albania Ditmir Bushati Minister of Foreign Affairs Albania Sebastian Kurz Federal Minister for Europe, Integration and Foreign Affairs Austria Alexander de Croo Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Development Belgium Cooperation, the Digital Agenda, Telecommunications and Postal Services Lilyana Pavlova Minister in Charge of the Bulgarian Presidency of the Council of Bulgaria the European Union Nikolina Angelkova Minister of Tourism Bulgaria Zdravko Marić Minister of Finance Croatia Harris Georgiades Minister of Finance Cyprus Ida Auken Member of Parliament Denmark Esben Lunde Larsen Minister for Environment and Food Denmark Jüri Ratas Prime Minister Estonia Jyrki Katainen Vice-President and Commissioner, Jobs, Growth, Investment European and Competitiveness Commission Mariya Gabriel Commissioner, Digital Economy and Society European Commission David McAllister Member of the European Parliament European Parliament Marietje Schaake Member of the European Parliament with the Alliance of Liberals European and Democrats for Europe Party (ALDE) Parliament Sanni Grahn-Laasonen Minister of Education and Culture Finland Dorothee Bär State Secretary at the Federal Ministry of Transport and Digital Germany Infrastructure Jens Spahn State Secretary of Finance Germany Alexandros Charitsis Alternate Minister of Economy and Development Greece Leo Varadkar Prime Minister Ireland 1/3 Carla Ruocco Member of Parliament Italy Maria Anna Madia Minister of Public Administration and Simplification Italy Dana Reizniece-Ozola Minister of Finance Latvia Mindaugas Sinkevicius Minister of Economy Lithuania Carole Dieschbourg Minister of Environment Luxembourg Joseph Muscat Prime Minister Malta Aleksandar Andrija Minister for European Affairs Montenegro Pejović Klaas Dijkhoff Minister for Migration Netherlands Halbe Zijlstra Parliamentary Leader of the People's Party for Freedom and Netherlands Democracy Torbjørn Røe-Isaksen Minister of Education and Research Norway Pedro Marques Minister of Planning and Infrastructure Portugal Tiago Brandão Rodrigues Minister of Education Portugal Aleksandar Vučić President Serbia Ana Brnabić Prime Minister Serbia Miroslav Lajčák Minister of Foreign and European Affairs Slovakia Goran Klemenčič Minister of Justice Slovenia Pablo Casado Blanco Member of Parliament and Deputy Secretary General of Spain Communications (Popular Party) Pierre Maudet State Councillor, Department of Security, Police and the Switzerland Economy of Geneva Jitesh Gadhia Member of the House of Lords United Kingdom Suella Fernandes Member of Parliament United Kingdom Steven Baker Member of Parliament United Kingdom 2/3 3/3 .

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