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9Ème SESSION PARLEMENTAIRE 9A SESSIONE PARLAMENTARE 9Th PARLIAMENTARY SESSION 21 & 22 MARS 2019 21 & 22 MARZO 2019 MARC Unis dans la diversité Uniti nella diversità United in diversity 9ème SESSION PARLEMENTAIRE 9a SESSIONE PARLAMENTARE 9th PARLIAMENTARY SESSION 21 & 22 MARS 2019 21 & 22 MARZO 2019 MARCH 21 & 22, 2019 PROGRAMME PROGRAMMA PROGRAM 1 PROGRAMME DE LA SESSION Jeudi 21 mars 2019 8h15 – 9h30 ACCUEIL et CÉRÉMONIE D’OUVERTURE : 9ème session Euro Parlement 08h30 Bienvenue - Régis BRANDINELLI Chef d’établissement Maire de Cannes et personnalités Sandrine Romy Invité d’honneur Présentation de l’équipe pédagogique et du Bureau des Présidents Discours d’ouverture de la Présidente de l’Euro Parlement accompagnée des vice-présidents Allocutions des présidents de commission Allocutions des présidents des groupes parlementaires 9h30-9h50 PHOTOS 9h50-10h10 PAUSE 10h10-10h15 INSTALLATION DES COMMISSIONS 10h20-12h15 RÉUNION DES COMMISSIONS Réunions internes en groupes politiques : préparation des résolutions dans les salles de commission et débats 12h15-13h30 PAUSE DÉJEUNER 13h30-15h20 RÉUNION DES COMMISSIONS : présentation et débats 15h20-15h35 PAUSE 15h35-16h45 COMMISSIONS : DÉBATS en salles de commission 16h45 FIN DE LA PREMIÈRE JOURNÉE 2 Vendredi 22 mars 2019 8h05 ARRIVÉE au Lycée Stanislas 8h15-9h50 Installation en salle de commissions : DÉBATS sur les derniers thèmes Choix de la résolution présentée en plénière, désignation des rapporteurs et des intervenants (salles commissions) remise obligatoire des résolutions traduites et paginées pour la session plénière à Mme ROMY 9h50-10h10 PAUSE 10h10-12h00 RÉUNION DES GROUPES POLITIQUES : lobbying politique Analyse des résolutions et préparation des interventions et des consignes de vote (salles groupes politiques) 12h00-13h00 DEJEUNER 13h15-16h45 SESSION PLENIERE 16h45-17h15 CÉRÉMONIE DE CLÔTURE Discours de clôture de la Présidente de l’Euro Parlement Remerciements Clôture Officielle du 9e Euro Parlement 17h15 FIN Pour RAPPEL SALLES RAPPEL En participant à l’Euro Parlement, je me suis engagé à : o Être présent (e) durant les deux jours de session o Participer de manière dynamique et sérieuse aux débats o Avoir une tenue vestimentaire correcte et adaptée à la fonction d’Euro député o Respecter les règles de l’établissement d’accueil : pas d’usage du téléphone portable, pas de tabac, d’alcool et un comportement sérieux o Ne pas sortir de l’établissement en dehors des pauses déjeuner SALLES 3 Répartition des partis dans la salle de session plénière 4 Salles des commissions parlementaires 1. Affaires Étrangères, Défense, Économie & Finances Salle : 308 2. Développement Durable, Droits de l’Homme & Éducation Salle : 309 3. Affari Esteri, Economia e Finanza Salle : 310 4 Sviluppo Sostenibile, Dritti Umani e Educazione Salle : 304 5. Foreign Affairs and Defence Salle : 311 6. Economy and Finance Salle : 313 7. Environmental Conservation and Sustainable Development Salle : 314 8. Human Rights and Education Salle : 312 Salles des groupes politiques PPE Salle: 311 +313 S&D Salle: 312+314 ADLE Salle: 302 ECR Salle : 310 GUE Salle : 304 EFDD Salle : 305 ALE Salle : 309 ENL (ENF) Salle : 308 NI Salle : 308 5 RESPONSABLES Huissiers (Collège Stanislas) 1. Affaires Etrangères, Défense, Economie & Finances SHANNA MAZENOT-BASTIEN CHAUVE 2. Dév. Durable, Droits de l’Homme & Education JADE BELLANGER- FATMA-MUR AKAR 3. Aff.Est., Economia e Finanza CANDICE DE ROCCO- EVA CAHANIN 4. Svil.Sost., Dritti Umani e Educazione ANAELLE RYAN – GOIA POLI 5. Foreign Affairs and Defence MARIE CADIOU – ADAM CHABRIER 6. Economy and Finance ALEXANDRE CHAPUSOT – ALEXANDRE TZANAVARIS 7. Environ. Cons and Sust. Dev VICTOIRE MORTIER – NORAH KALOUSIS 8. Human Rights and Education MARINA LOPEZ de SILANES – ANDREAS MOURGUES Chefs des Huissiers PHILIPPINE BAUJOIN & LOUIS TRIPODI (Collège et Lycée STANISLAS) Photographe CELINE DEMEOCQ 6 Présidents des commissions parlementaires COMMISSIONS PRÉSIDENTS Nb 1. Affaires Étrangères, Défense, Économie & Finances DEMARIA EMMA - DEMOULIN FABIEN 40 MESGUICH ANNA-LOU 2. Dév. Durable, Droits de l’Homme & Éducation BIDENT FAUSTINE - BINOT OLYMPE 40 FEDELE FABIO LANCIEN LUNA – LE DUC JULIETTE 3. Aff.Est., Economia e Finanza 21 MORELLI JUSTINE - SAUSSEREAU ELISE SORTINO NICOLO – MAÏOLINO JULIANN 4. Svil.Sost., Dritti Umani e Educazione 25 OUDOT FRANÇOIS - LAFONT OLIVIA DEMAREST FLEUR - LEPINETTE MARTIN 5. Foreign Affairs and Defence 43 MOINE GRÉGOIRE - MORIN DE BUSSAC MAUDE SAYAQUE BENJAMIN - BRISIGOTTI HUGO 6. Economy and Finance 43 GIEL CORINNE BIACHE CAMILLE - NIEMES CLÉOPHÉE 7. Environ. Cons and Sust. Dev 42 PUGLIESE ARIANNA - SANTINI VICTORIA RYAN FLORIANE - BONNICI ROMANE 8. Human Rights and Education 51 JOURNO JULIE - OK CHLOÉ Présidents des groupes parlementaires PARTI PRÉSIDENTS Nb CHEVRE LAETITIA - JOURNEL CONSTANCE ADLE Alliance des Démocrates & Libéraux pour l’Europe 34 CHETKOVA POLINA - DEJEAN FARAH ALE Alliance Libre Européenne / Verts 30 DEMARIA EMMA - DEMOULIN FABIEN ECR Conservateurs & Réformistes Européens 27 MESGUICH ANNA-LOU - LECLUYSE NINON GADE DAVID- ERNENWEIN CONSTANCE EFDD Europe de la Liberté & de la Démocratie Directe 14 HU YLIENE MORIN DE BUSSAC MAUDE - RAPPA ELIO ENL Europe des Nations et des Libertés 16 CARDOSO CARLA - D'ARCY MATTHEW - OUDOT ROBIN GUE Gauche Unitaire Européenne 22 LEPINETTE MARTIN NI Non-Inscrits 6 SORTINO NICOLO - DEMAREST FLEUR – GIEL CORINNE PPE Parti Populaire Européen 86 BRISIGOTTI HUGO BENABBOU LÉO - CHERIER BAHIA - LEVASSEUR LUCAS S&D Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes & Démocrates 70 MOINE GRÉGOIRE - SAYAQUE BENJAMIN 7 COMMISSIONS 1. Affaires étrangères, Économie et Finances Salle : 308 THÈMES 1. Élections 2019 : vers une nouvelle Union Européenne ? 2. Avenir de l’UE : Comment maîtriser la mondialisation et renforcer le commerce international européen ? Comment l’UE peut-elle se protéger et suivre en même temps les règlements de l’OMC ? 3. Restaurer la confiance en Schengen : Comment encourager la confiance mutuelle à l’égard du fonctionnement de l’espace Schengen ? PRESIDENTS: Emma DEMARIA, Fabien DEMOULIN (Stanislas) DEPUTES: 40 Nom Prénom Pays Nom député Parti CARON Marine Bulgarie Filiz Hyusmenova ADLE DELAYE Diane Pays Bas Johannes Cornelis van Baalen ADLE DAURY Louise Croatie Ivan Jakovčić ADLE RUBINO Esteban France Thierry Cornillet ADLE DEXEMPLE-WEINMANN Jean-Ruben Belgique Philippe De Backer ADLE GALY Naïs Slovénie Igor Soltes ALE MATHIASIN Michel Allemagne Klaus Buchner ALE FAYALA Sabrina Estonie Indrek Tarand ALE LELEU Taïs Italie Remo Sernagiotto ECR PREVOST Jules Pologne Jadwiga Wisniewska ECR DEMOULIN Fabien Italie Raffaele Fitto ECR DEMARIA Emma Danemark Anders Primdahl Vistisen ECR LEFEBURE Louis Finlande Jussi Halla-aho ECR DANIEL Louann France Dominique Martin ENL PRINZIVALLI Dorian Portugal Joao Ferraira GUE PARFAIT Aymeric Irlande Lynn Boylan GUE GODARD Mathias Allemagne Daniel Caspary PPE MARTEL Marion Roumanie Cristian Bușoi PPE PETRY Jonathan Espagne Teresa Jiménez-Becerril Barrio PPE LEGER Marie Allemagne Renate Sommer PPE JEANNE Chloé Espagne Carlos Iturgaiz PPE ARLOTTO Ugo Espagne Luis de Grandes Pascual PPE MOREIRA Léana Finlande Sirpa Pietikäinen PPE MORELLE Logan France Brice Hortefeux PPE PETREQUIN Loan Irlande Deirdre Clune PPE MOREAU Benjamin Lettonie Artis Pabriks PPE 8 SANNER Mathilde Luxembourg Viviane Reding PPE KADLEC Emma Allemagne David McAllister PPE GOI-PICQUET Samuel Finlande Pietikaïnen Sirpa PPE BARROT Thomas Allemagne Rainer Wieland PPE BEAUVOIS Baptiste France Vincent Peillon S&D GENDARME Jordan Espagne Elena Valenciano S&D VANDENAVERNE Elliott Italie Mercedes Bresso S&D GOMMI Loriane Espagne Soledad Cabezón Ruiz S&D DAUZATS Kiara Italie Brando Benifei S&D PETTAVINO Quentin Italie Nicola Caputo S&D PELLETEY Rebecca Roumanie Victor Bostinaru S&D GENET Louis Allemagne Evelyne Gebhardt S&D GHOLAM Noé Danemark Jeppe Kofod S&D FRANCOIS-MASSARDIER Clément Grèce Eva Kaili S&D 9 2. Dév. Durable, Droits de l’Homme et Éducation Salle : 309 THÈMES : 1. Économie circulaire : nouveaux objectifs européens de recyclage : Comment parvenir à avoir une Europe propre ? 2. Bien-être animal dans l’UE : Quelles mesures européennes de protection des animaux et de lutte contre le commerce illégal des animaux de compagnie ? 3. Technologies numériques : Comment prévenir les atteintes aux droits de l’Homme face aux développements de nouvelles technologies et les exportations de « biens à double usage » ? PRESIDENTS: Faustine BIDENT, Olympe BINOT, Fabio FEDELE, Anna-Lou MESGUICH (Stanislas-S.Veil) DEPUTES : 40 Nom Prénom Pays Nom député Parti FEDELE Fabio France Jean Arthuis ADLE BELLE Anthony Pays-Bas Jan Huitema ADLE BINOT Olympe Rep. Tchèque Martina Dlabajova ADLE COUDRET Camille Belgique Hilde Vautmans ADLE BOEHRINGER Ylena Espagne Ramon Tremosa ADLE ANZIANI Emma Rep. Tchèq Pavel Telička ADLE GAGOU Emma Estonie Tarnd Indrek ALE ARMANI Ryan France Yannick Jadot ALE ARMANI Myriam France Pascal Durand ALE EQUOY Annaëlle Italie Marco Affronte ALE MESGUICH Anna-Lou Poland Ryszard Legutko ECR MATOS Antoine Pays Bas Bas Belder ECR FOURDILIS Laud Grèce Épaminondas (Notis) Marias ECR CONSTANTIN Manon Danemark Rikke Karlsson ECR BIDENT Faustine Italie Eleonora Evi EFDD GAGET Eva Rep. Tchèque Petr Mach EFDD COTTIGNIES Claire France Christelle Lechevalier ENL RICODEAU Zoé France Dominique Bilde ENL KUNZ Romain Espagne Paloma López GUE LAGNIER-CANE Julie Croatie Marijana Petir PPE AUGERE Carolane Autriche Elisabeth Köstinger PPE GININES Clara-Belle Allemagne Andreas Schwab PPE BAUQUIN Emilie Slovénie Romana Tomc PPE PIMPIN Emma Roumanie Ramona Mănescu PPE RIFFIOD Lou Pologne Róża Thun PPE BALEN Maxence Lettonie Krisjanis Karins
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