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CLDR/10/39 Bruxelles, le 3 décembre 2010 CALENDRIER du 6 au 12 décembre 2010 (susceptible de modifications en cours de semaine) Activités des Institutions Déplacements et visites Lundi 6 décembre Employment, Social Policy, Health and Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO opens the European Consumer Affairs Council (06-07/12) Development Days; Mr Andris PIEBALGS and Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA attend the opening ceremony (Brussels Meeting Eurogroup Centre, Gold Hall) Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO receives the Imam (spiritual leader) of the Shia Imami Ismaili Muslims, Aga KHAN Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO receives the Prime Minister of Greece, Georgios Andreas PAPANDREOU Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO receives the Prime Minister of Nepal, Madhav Kumar NEPAL Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO receives the President of Benin, Thomas Yayi BONI Ms Catherine ASHTON travels to Geneva for talks with Iran on their nuclear programme on behalf of the E3+3 Mr Siim KALLAS attends the Airport Carbon Accreditation Ceremony (Charles Charles De Gaulle airport, Paris) Mr Siim KALLAS attends the opening of Europe House (London) Mrs Neelie KROES in Dresden and Berlin (Germany) (06-07/12): visits Infineon Technologies microelectronics cluster (06/12); participates in the 5th National IT Summit; meets with Federal Ministers: Mr Rainer BRÜDERLE (Economics and Technology), Mr Thomas DE MAIZIERE (Interior), Ms Sabine LEUTHEUSSER- SCHNARRENBERGER (Justice), Mr Bernd NEUMAN (Culture), Mr Philipp RÖSLER (Health) and Ms Anette SCHAVAN (Education and Research) (07/12) Mr Maroš ŠEFČOVIČ in Washington (06-07/12): meets Mr Robert HORMATS, Under Secretary of State for Economic, Energy and Agricultural Affairs (06/12); delivers a speech at the European Institute - European-American Policy Forum; participates in the Trans-Atlantic Business Dialogue Roundtable; meets Congressmen Mr Bart BORDON and Mr Elton GALLEGLY (07/12) Mr. Olli REHN receives Mr. Franc KRIŽANIČ, Slovenian Finance Minister Mr Andris PIEBALGS speaks at the High Level Panel on "The Post-Lisbon Landscape: Development at a Crossroads" (Brussels Meeting Centre, Gold Hall) Mr Andris PIEBALGS speaks at the High Level Panel on "New Policy Challenges" (Brussels Meeting Centre, Gold Hall) Mr Andris PIEBALGS chairs the Lorenzo Natali Journalism Prize Award Ceremony and presents the Grand Prize (Brussels Town Hall, Grand Place) M. Michel BARNIER receives representatives from "EuropeanIssuers" Ms Androulla VASSILIOU attends the European Union Baroque Orchestra’s special performance to celebrate its 25th anniversary (Bibliothèque Solvay, Brussels) Mrs Maria DAMANAKI receives members of the Agriculture and Fisheries committee of the Dutch Parliament Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA meets with Dominique STRAUSS – KAHN, FMI Director general (Square meeting Center) Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA meets with Professor Paul COLLIER, Director of Centre for the Study of African Economies, Oxford University HD/DG (Square meeting Center) Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA introduces Slam FAYYAD, Prime Minister Of Palestine to the European development Days (Square meeting Center) Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA meets with Ms Hilde F. JOHNSON, UNICEF Deputy Executive Director HD (Square meeting Center) Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA attends the Development Days panel on gender equality (Square meeting Center) Mr Günther H. OETTINGER meets with representatives of Orgalime, the European Engineering Industries Association (Brussels) Mr Günther H. OETTINGER receives representatives of the Trans- Adriatic Pipeline (TAP) Mr Günther H. OETTINGER delivers a closing speech at the CONCERTO Final Conference: "CONCERTO in every city – major forum for local decision makers and stakeholders" Mr Günther H. OETTINGER attends the Dinner-Roundtable for the Konrad Adenauer Foundation (Brussels) Ms Connie HEDEGAARD attends the 16th Conference of the Parties (COP 16) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (Cancun, Mexico) (05-10/12) Mr Štefan FÜLE in Warsaw (Poland): delivers the inauguration speech at the Conference to celebrate the 20th Anniversary of the Centre for Eastern Studies; participates in the opening of the academic year of the Natolin campus of the College of Europe; meets with Mr Radoslaw SIKORSKI, Minister of Foreign Affairs of Poland Mrs Cecilia MALMSTRÖM receives a delegation from the House of Lords Mr Dacian CIOLOŞ meets with Mr Božidar ĐELIĆ, Deputy Prime Minister for European Integration of the Republic of Serbia Mardi 7 décembre Economic and Financial Affairs Council Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO receives the Chairman of the High-Level Group on the Reduction of Administrative Burdens, Mr José Manuel Durão BARROSO and Dr. Edmund STOIBER Mr Karel DE GUCHT participate in the EU-Russia Summit (Justus Lipsius) Mrs Viviane REDING meets Ms Marta SANTOS PAIS, UN Secretary General Special Representative on Violence against EU-Russia Business Summit (Hotel Children (Brussels) Hilton) Mrs Viviane REDING delivers a speech at the Fundamental Rights Conference "Ensuring justice and protection for all children" Mr Antonio TAJANI en visite officielle à Paris: rencontre M. Eric 2 BESSON, Ministre auprès de la Ministre de l'Economie, des Finances et de l'Industrie, chargé de l'Industrie, de l'Energie et de l'Economie numérique, M. Frédéric LEFEBVRE, Secrétaire d'Etat chargé du Commerce, de l'Artisanat, des PME, du Tourisme, des Services, des professions libérales et de la Consommation, Mme Valérie PECRESSE, Ministre de l'Enseignement supérieur et de la Recherche et M. Louis GALLOIS, Président d'EADS Mr Andris PIEBALGS speaks at the High-Level Panel on "Creating a Global Health Policy Worthy of the Name" (Brussels Meeting Centre, Gold Hall) Mr Andris PIEBALGS speaks at the High-Level Panel on "The Energy Evolution: Mobilizing Energy for Sustainable Development" (Brussels Meeting Centre, Gold Hall) M. Michel BARNIER reçoit les administrateurs européens du "Fonds Monétaire International" Ms Androulla VASSILIOU attends the meeting of the European Ministers responsible for Vocational, Education and Training in the framework of the Copenhagen process (Bruges) Mr Andris PIEBALGS delivers the concluding remarks at the closing ceremony of the European Development Days 2010 Mr Karel DE GUCHT receives Ms Elvira NABIULLINA, Minister of Economic Development and Trade of the Russian Federation Mr John DALLI meets with Ms Ewa KOPACZ, Poland's Minister for Health, Mr Goran HAGGLUND, Sweden's Minister for Health, and Mr Bertel HAARDER, Denmark's Minister for Health, at the Council (Brussels) Mr John DALLI gives a speech at the Belgian Presidency's Reception on Cancer in the Council (Brussels) Mr John DALLI gives the opening speech at the European Cosmetics Exhibition in the European Parliament (Brussels) Mrs Máire GEOGHEGAN-QUINN receives Mr. Peter Loscher, President/CEO Siemens Mrs Máire GEOGHEGAN-QUINN receives the German Bundestag Delegation of the Committee on Education, Research and Technology Assessment Mr Janusz LEWANDOWSKI receives Mr Jürgen LIGI, Finance minister of Estonia Ms Kristalina GEORGIEVA receives Mr Madhav KUMAR, Nepal Prime Minister Mr Günther H. 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