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Comunicat De Presă 18-07-2019 - 09:43 Referinţa Nr.: 20190711IPR56825 Comunicat de presă 18-07-2019 - 09:43 Referinţa nr.: 20190711IPR56825 Au fost constituite delegațiile interparlamentare Parlamentul European va avea 44 de delegații interparlamentare în această legislatură Parlamentul European va avea 44 de delegații interparlamentare în această legislatură, având ca scop menținerea relațiilor cu membri ai parlamentelor altor țări, regiuni și organizații. Eurodeputații au votat miercuri la prânz asupra componenței delegațiilor interparlamentare. Propunerea din partea Conferinței Președinților (Președintele PE și liderii grupurilor politice) a fost aprobată cu xx voturi pentru, xx împotrivă și xx abțineri. Membrii diferitelor delegații au fost anunțați la ora 19.00 (20.00 ora României). Lista cu cele 44 de delegații (același număr ca în legislatura precedentă) și membrii acestora este disponibilă aici. Serviciul de presă, Direcția Generală de Comunicare 1 I 3 Parlamentul European - Purtător de cuvânt: Jaume DUCH GUILLOT RO Formaţi numărul centralei telefonice: (32-2) 28 33000 Comunicat de presă Detalii asupra apartenenței deputaților români: Delegație interparlamentară Deputați români (membri titulari) Delegația pentru relațiile cu Bosnia-Dragoș Tudorache (Renew Europe) Herțegovina și Kosovo Delegația la Comisia parlamentară de asociere Traian Băsescu (PPE) Daniel Buda (PPE) UE-Ucraina Delegația la Comisia parlamentară de asociere Rareș Bogdan (PPE) Siegfried Mureşan (PPE) UE-Moldova Adrian Benea (S&D) Cristian Terheș (S&D) Mihai Tudose (S&D) Cristian Ghinea (Renew Europe) Ramona Strugariu (Renew Europe) Delegația la Comisia parlamentară deEugen Tomac (PPE) Carmen Avram (S&D) parteneriat UE-Armenia, la Comisia parlamentară de cooperare UE-Azerbaidjan și la Comisia parlamentară de asociere UE- Georgia Delegația pentru relațiile cu Israel Carmen Avram (S&D) Dragoș Tudorache (Renew Europe) Delegația pentru relațiile cu Peninsula Arabă Claudiu Manda (S&D) Delegația pentru relațiile cu Statele Unite Adina Vălean (PPE) Dan Nica (S&D) Nicolae Ștefănuță (Renew Europe) Delegația pentru relațile cu Mercosur Daniel Buda (PPE) Delegația pentru relațiile cu Japonia Dragos Pîslaru (Renew Europe) Delegația pentru relațiile cu RepublicaIuliu Winkler (PPE) Rovana Plumb (S&D) Populară Chineză Delegația pentru relațiile cu India Lorant Vincze (PPE) Delegația pentru relațiile cu țările din Asia deMircea Hava (PPE) Sud Delegația pentru relațiile cu țările din Asia deVasile Blaga (PPE) Cristian Buşoi (PPE) Sud-Est și cu Asociația Națiunilor din Asia de Sud-Est (ASEAN) Delegația la Comisia parlamentară mixtă UE- Corina Crețu (S&D) Turcia Delegația la Comisia parlamentară mixtă UE- Dan Motreanu (PPE) Chile Delegația la Comisia parlamentară deClotilde Armand (Renew Europe) stabilizare și de asociere UE-Serbia Delegația la Comisia parlamentară deTudor Ciuhodaru (S&D) Vlad Botoș (Renew stabilizare și de asociere UE-AlbaniaEurope) Delegația la Adunarea Parlamentară Paritară Gheorghe Falcă (PPE) Marian-Jean Marinescu ACP-UE (PPE) Delegația la Adunarea Parlamentară Euro-Daniel Buda (PPE) Dan Motreanu (PPE) Latinoamericană Delegația la Adunarea Parlamentară Euronest Traian Băsescu (PPE) Rareș Bogdan (PPE) Siegfried Mureşan (PPE) Eugen Tomac (PPE) Carmen Avram (S&D) Dacian Cioloș (Renew Europe) Ramona Strugariu (Renew Europe) Background Serviciul de presă, Direcția Generală de Comunicare 2 I 3 Parlamentul European - Purtător de cuvânt: Jaume DUCH GUILLOT RO Formaţi numărul centralei telefonice: (32-2) 28 33000 Comunicat de presă Delegațiile interparlamentare mențin relațiile și fac schimburi de informații cu membri ai parlamentelor altor țări, regiuni și organizații, pentru promova valorile fundamentale ale Uniunii Europene: libertatea, democrația, respectul pentru drepturile omului si libertățile fundamentale, și statul de drept. După ce europarlamentarii aprobă natura și componența numerică a delegațiilor interparlamentare, grupurile politice și membrii neafiliați numesc membrii delegaților în funcție de deciziile interne. Componența acestor delegații trebuie să respecte proporționalitatea statelor membre, a orientărilor politice și a echilibrului de gen. Următorii pași Președinții și vicepreședinții delegațiilor vor fi aleși în cadrul reuniunilor constitutive ale delegațiilor, care vor avea loc cel mai probabil în luna septembrie 2019. Mai multe informaţii Pagina web a delegațiilor interparlamentare ale PE Propunere de decizie privind componența numerică a delegațiilor interparlamentare Fișă de procedură Regulamentul de procedură Date de contact Kyriakos KLOSIDIS Press Officer (+32) 2 28 32357 (BXL) (+33) 3 88 1 74651 (STR) (+32) 470 96 47 35 [email protected] Dana POPP Press Officer (+32) 2 28 46330 (BXL) (+33) 3 881 74007 (STR) (+32) 470 95 17 07 [email protected] Serviciul de presă, Direcția Generală de Comunicare 3 I 3 Parlamentul European - Purtător de cuvânt: Jaume DUCH GUILLOT RO Formaţi numărul centralei telefonice: (32-2) 28 33000.
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