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Press Release EN You Willfindthecompositionofdelegations’Bureausbelow: Whole European Parliament delegations elect their bureaus [24-10-2014 - 12:36] The European Parliament’s delegations, the official bodies which maintain and develop its contacts with third countries, have elected their chairs and vice-chairs. The delegations’ compositions reflect the political composition of the House. The delegations are also bound to represent the views expressed by the Parliament as a whole. You will find the composition of the delegations’ bureaus below: DELEGATION CHAIRMAN 1st VICE-CHAIRMAN 2nd VICE-CHAIRMAN Delegation for relationsMartina ANDERSONMarita ULVSKOG (S&D,Margrete AUKEN with the Palestinian(GUE/NGL, UK) SE) (Greens/EFA, DK) Legislative Council (DPLC) Delegation for relationsFrancisco ASSIS (S&D,Pablo IGLESIASElisabetta GARDINI (EPP, with the MercosurPT) (GUE/NGL, ES)IT) countries (DMER) Delegation for relationsMichael GAHLER (EPP,Fredrick FEDERLEYMaria HEUBUCH with the Pan AfricanDE) (ALDE, SE) (Greens/EFA, DE) Parliament (DPAP) Press release Delegation for relationsPaulo RANGEL (EPP, PT) Antonio MARINHO ECarlos ZORRINHO (S&D, with the Federative PINTO (ALDE, PT) PT) Republic of Brazil (D-BR) Delegation for relationsMarisa MATIASRamona NicoleGilles PARGNEAUX with the Mashreq(GUE/NGL, PT)MANESCU (EPP, RO)(S&D, FR) countries (DMAS) Delegation for relationsLuis de GRANDESTania GONZALEZIzaskun BILBAO with the countries of thePASCUAL (EPP, ES)PENAS (GUE/NGL, ES) BARANDICA (ALDE, ES) Andean Community (DAND) Delegation for relationsMichael THEURERAxel VOSS (EPP, DE) Jacqueline FOSTER with Australia and New(ALDE, DE) (ECR, UK) Zealand (DANZ) Delegation for relationsAntonio PANZERI (S&D,Tokia SAÏFI (EPP, FR) Fernando MAURA with the MaghrebIT) BARANDIARAN (ALDE, countries and the Arab ES) Maghreb Union (DMAG) Delegation to the EU-Teresa JIMENEZ-Pina PICIERNO (S&D, IT) José BLANCO LOPEZ Mexico JointBECERRIL (EPP, ES) (S&D, ES) Parliamentary Committee (D-MX) Delegation for relationsMichèle ALLIOT-MARIE Alessia MOSCA (S&D, IT) Salvatore CICU (EPP, IT) with the Arab Peninsula(EPP, FR) (DARP) Delegation to the EU-Constanze KREHL (S&D, Renate WEBER (EPP,Eleonora FORENZA Chile Joint Parliamentary DE) RO) (GUE/NGL, IT) Committee (D-CL) Delegation to the EU-Manolis KEFALOGIANNIS Miltos KYRKOS (S&D,Takis HADJIGEORGIOU Turkey Joint(EPP, EL) EL) (GUE/NGL, CY) Parliamentary Committee (D-TR) Delegation for relationsDavid CAMPBELLBrian HAYES (EPP, IE) Javier COUSO PERMUY with Iraq (D-IQ) BANNERMAN (ECR, UK) (GUE/NGL, ES) Delegation for relationsHans VAN BAALENBoris ZALA (S&D, SL) Sabine VERHEYEN (EPP, with South Africa (D-ZA) (ALDE, NL) DE) Press Service Directorate for the Media Director - Spokesperson : Jaume DUCH GUILLOT 1/4 EN Reference No:20141024IPR76218 Press switchboard number (32-2) 28 33000 Press release Delegation for relationsJean LAMBERTIan DUNCAN (ECR, UK ) Richard HOWITT (S&D, with the countries of South (Greens/EFA, UK) UK) Asia (DSAS), Delegation to theAlojz PETERLE (EPP, SL) Sergei STANISHEV (S&D, Angel DZHAMBAZKI European Union-Former BG) (ECR, BG) Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia Joint Parliamentary Committee (D-MK) Delegation for relationsJørn DOHRMANN (ECR, Anna HEDH (S&D, SE) Marit PAULSEN (ALDE, with Switzerland, Iceland DK) SE) and Norway (SIN) and to the European Economic Area (EEA) (DEEA) Joint Parliamentary Committee Delegation for relationsPetr JEZEK (ALDE, CZ) Romana TOMC (EPP, SL) Karin KADENBACH (S&D, with Japan (D-JP) AT) Delegation to the EU-Eduard KUKAN (EPP, SK) Paul TANG (S&D, NL) Igor ŠOLTES Serbia Stabilisation and (Greens/EFA, SL) Association Parliamentary Council (D-RS) Delegation to the EU-Othmar KARAS (EPP, AT) Liisa JAAKONSAARIJiri MASTALKA Russia Parliamentary (S&D, FI) (GUE/NGL, CZ) Cooperation Committee (D-RU) Delegation to the EU-Anneliese DODDS (S&D, Mairead McGUINNESS Iliana IOTOVA (S&А,BG) Montenegro Stabilisation UK) (EPP, IE) and Association Parliamentary Council (D- ME) Delegation for relationsBogdan ZDROJEWSKI Andrejs MAMIKINS (S&D, Valdemar TOMASEVSKI with Belarus (D-BY) (EPP, PL) LT) (ECR, LT) Delegation for relationsTonino PICULA (S&D,Dubravka ŠUICA (EPP,Ulrike LUNACEK with Bosnia andHR) HR) (Greens/EFA, AT) Herzegovina and Kosovo (DSEE) Delegation for relationsBernd KÖLMEL (ECR,Godelieve QUISTHOUDT- Glenis WILLMOTT (S&D, with Canada (D-CA) DE) ROWOHL (EPP, DE) UK) Delegation for relationsFulvio MARTUSCIELLO Olga SEHNALOVA (S&D, Bastiaan BELDER (ECR, with Israel (D-IL) (EPP, IT) CZ) NL) Delegation for relationsGeoffrey VAN ORDENNeena GILL (S&D, UK) Cora VAN with India (D-IN) (ECR, UK) NIEUWENHUIZEN (ALDE, NL) Delegation for relationsWerner LANGEN (EPP,Marc TARABELLA (S&D, Jeroen LENAERS (EPP, with the countries ofDE) BE) NL) South-east Asia and ASEAN: the Association of South-east Asian Nations (DASE) Delegation for relationsNirj DEVA (ECR, UK) Paul RÜBIG (EPP, AT) Nedzhmi ALI (ALDE, BG) with the Korean Peninsula (DKOR) Delegation for relationsPetras AUSTREVICIUS Eva JOLY (Greens/EFA,Lars ADAKTUSSON with Afghanistan (D-AF) (ALDE, LT) FR) (EPP, SV) Delegation for relationsJanusz LEWANDOWSKI Connie ERNSTAlessandra MORETTI with Iran (D-IR) (EPP, PL) (GUE/NGL, DE)(S&D, IT) Delegation to the EU-Iveta GRIGULE (NI, LV) Gabrielus LANDSBERGIS Tatjana ZDANOKA Kazakhstan, EU- (EPP, LT) (Greens/EFA, LV) Kyrgyzstan and EU- Uzbekistan Parliamentary Cooperation Committees, and for the relations with Tajikistan, Turkmenistan and Mongolia (DCAS) Delegation for relationsJo LEINEN (S&D, DE) Reinhard BÜTIKOFERFrank ENGEL (EPP, LU) with the People's Republic (Greens/EFA, DE) of China (D-CN) Delegation to the EU-Monica Luisa MACOVEI Elena SCHLEIN (S&D, IT) Ivan JAKOVCIC (ALDE, Albania Stabilisation and (EPP, RO) HR) Association Parliamentary Council (D-AL) 20141024IPR76218 - 2/4 Press release Delegation for relationsSofia SAKORAFAGabriel MATO (EPP, ES) Caterina CHINNICI (S&D, with the countries of(GUE/NGL, EL) IT) Central America (DCAM) Delegation to theBoleslaw PIECHA (ECR,Will be elected onMaurice PONGA (EPP, CARIFORUM-EUPL) 6/11/2014 FR) Parliamentary Committee (DCAR) Delegation for relationsDavid McALLISTER (EPP, Jeppe KOFOD (S&D, DK) Marietje SCHAAKE with the United States (D- DE) (ALDE, NL) US) Delegation to the EU-Sajjad KARIM (ECR, UK) Elisabeth KOSTINGER Antanas GUOGA (ALDE, Armenia, EU-Azerbaijan (EPP, AT) LT) and EU-Georgia Parliamentary Cooperation Committees (DSCA) Delegation to the EU-Andi-Lucian CRISTEADawid BohdanMichal BONI (EPP, PL) Moldova Parliamentary (S&D, RO) JACKIEWICZ (ECR, PL) Cooperation Committee (D-MD) Delegation to the EU-Andrej PLENKOVIĆ (EPP, Tibor SZANYI (S&D, HU) Kaja KALLAS (ALDE, ET) Ukraine Parliamentary HR) Cooperation Committee (D-UA) Composition of the bureaus of the multilateral parliamentary assemblies: Delegation toDelegation toDelegation toDelegation for Delegation to the ACP-EUthethe Euronestrelations with the Euro-Latin Parliamentary Parliamentary Parliamentary the NATOAmerican Assembly Assembly of the Assembly Parliamentary Parliamentary Union for the Assembly Assembly Mediterranean CHAIR Louis MICHELMartin SCHULZ Heidi HAUTALA Eva KAILI (S&D, Ramón (ALDE, BE) (S&D, DE) (Greens/EFA, FI) EL) JÁUREGUI ATONDO (S&D,ES) 1st VICE-CHAIR Michèle RIVASI ZigmantasArnaud (Greens/EFA, BALČYTISDANJEAN (EPP, FR) (S&D, LT)FR) 2nd VICE-CHAIR João FERREIRA RyszardGeorgios (GUE/NGL, PT) CZARNECKI KYRTSOS (EPP, (ECR, PL) EL) 3rd VICE-CHAIR Kashetu Andrea KYENGE (S&D, BOCSKOR IT) (EPP, HU) 4th VICE-CHAIR Renaud Rolandas MUSELIER PAKSAS (EFDD, (EPP, FR) LT) 5th VICE-CHAIR Daniel HANNAN (ECR, UK) 6th VICE-CHAIR Louis-Joseph ANSCOUR (S&D, FR) 7th VICE-CHAIR Piernicola PEDICINI (EFDD, IT) 8th VICE-CHAIR Andrzej DUDA (ECR, PL) 9th VICE-CHAIR Fernando RUAS (EPP, PT) 10th VICE-Javier NART CHAIR (ALDE, ES) 11th VICE-Juan Fernando CHAIR LÓPEZ AGUILAR (S&D, ES) 12th VICE-Jadwiga CHAIR WIŚNIEWSKA (ECR, PL) 20141024IPR76218 - 3/4 Press release Contact Václav LEBEDA BXL: (+32) 2 28 32971 STR: (+33) 3 881 73839 PORT: (+32) 498 98 33 27 EMAIL: [email protected] TWITTER: EP_ForeignAff 20141024IPR76218 - 4/4.
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