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Lista Dos Membros Comissão da Cultura e da Educação Deputados Petra KAMMEREVERT Presidente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Alemanha Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Andrea BOCSKOR Vice-Presidente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Hungria Fidesz-Magyar Polgári Szövetség-Kereszténydemokrata Néppárt Mircea DIACONU Vice-Presidente Grupo da Aliança dos Democratas e Liberais pela Europa Roménia Independent Helga TRÜPEL Vice-Presidente Grupo dos Verdes/Aliança Livre Europeia Alemanha Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Stefano MAULLU Vice-Presidente Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Itália FRATELLI D' ITALIA Isabella ADINOLFI Membro Grupo Europa da Liberdade e da Democracia Direta Itália Movimento 5 Stelle Dominique BILDE Membro Grupo Europa das Nações e da Liberdade França Rassemblement national Nikolaos CHOUNTIS Membro Grupo Confederal da Esquerda Unitária Europeia/Esquerda Nórdica Verde Grécia Popular Unity Silvia COSTA Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Itália Partito Democratico Damian DRĂGHICI Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Roménia Independent 02/10/2021 1 Angel DZHAMBAZKI Membro Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Bulgária VMRO Jill EVANS Membro Grupo dos Verdes/Aliança Livre Europeia Reino Unido Plaid Cymru - Party of Wales María Teresa GIMÉNEZ BARBAT Membro Grupo da Aliança dos Democratas e Liberais pela Europa Espanha - Giorgos GRAMMATIKAKIS Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Grécia The River Krystyna ŁYBACKA Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Polónia Sojusz Lewicy Demokratycznej Svetoslav Hristov MALINOV Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Bulgária Democrats for Strong Bulgaria Curzio MALTESE Membro Grupo Confederal da Esquerda Unitária Europeia/Esquerda Nórdica Verde Itália Lista Tsipras-L'Altra Europa Rupert MATTHEWS Membro Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Reino Unido Conservative Party Morten MESSERSCHMIDT Membro Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Dinamarca Dansk Folkeparti Luigi MORGANO Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Itália Partito Democratico Momchil NEKOV Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Bulgária Bulgarian Socialist Party John PROCTER Membro Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Reino Unido Conservative Party 02/10/2021 2 Michaela ŠOJDROVÁ Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Chéquia Křesťanská a demokratická unie - Československá strana lidová Bogusław SONIK Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Polónia Platforma Obywatelska Martin SONNEBORN Membro Não Inscritos Alemanha Die PARTEI Yana TOOM Membro Grupo da Aliança dos Democratas e Liberais pela Europa Estónia Eesti Keskerakond Sabine VERHEYEN Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Alemanha Christlich Demokratische Union Deutschlands Julie WARD Membro Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Reino Unido Labour Party Theodoros ZAGORAKIS Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Grécia Nea Demokratia Bogdan Andrzej ZDROJEWSKI Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Polónia Platforma Obywatelska Milan ZVER Membro Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Eslovénia Slovenska demokratska stranka 02/10/2021 3 Membros suplentes Marie-Christine BOUTONNET Membro suplente Grupo Europa das Nações e da Liberdade França Rassemblement national Norbert ERDŐS Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Hungria Fidesz-Magyar Polgári Szövetség-Kereszténydemokrata Néppárt Santiago FISAS AYXELÀ Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Espanha Partido Popular Romeo FRANZ Membro suplente Grupo dos Verdes/Aliança Livre Europeia Alemanha Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Eider GARDIAZABAL RUBIAL Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Espanha Partido Socialista Obrero Español Elena GENTILE Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Itália Partito Democratico Sylvie GUILLAUME Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu França Parti socialiste Mary HONEYBALL Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Reino Unido Labour Party Marc JOULAUD Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) França Les Républicains Dietmar KÖSTER Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Alemanha Sozialdemokratische Partei Deutschlands Zdzisław KRASNODĘBSKI Membro suplente Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Polónia Bezpartyjny Ilhan KYUCHYUK Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança dos Democratas e Liberais pela Europa Bulgária Movement for Rights and Freedoms 02/10/2021 4 Morten LØKKEGAARD Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança dos Democratas e Liberais pela Europa Dinamarca Venstre, Danmarks Liberale Parti Emma McCLARKIN Membro suplente Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Reino Unido Conservative Party Martina MICHELS Membro suplente Grupo Confederal da Esquerda Unitária Europeia/Esquerda Nórdica Verde Alemanha DIE LINKE. Marlene MIZZI Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Malta Partit Laburista Elisabeth MORIN-CHARTIER Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) França Indépendant Liadh NÍ RIADA Membro suplente Grupo Confederal da Esquerda Unitária Europeia/Esquerda Nórdica Verde Irlanda Sinn Féin Patrick O'FLYNN Membro suplente Grupo Europa da Liberdade e da Democracia Direta Reino Unido Social Democratic Party Michel REIMON Membro suplente Grupo dos Verdes/Aliança Livre Europeia Áustria Die Grünen - Die Grüne Alternative Robert ROCHEFORT Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança dos Democratas e Liberais pela Europa França Mouvement Démocrate Liliana RODRIGUES Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Portugal Partido Socialista Algirdas SAUDARGAS Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Lituânia Tėvynės sąjunga-Lietuvos krikščionys demokratai György SCHÖPFLIN Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Hungria Fidesz-Magyar Polgári Szövetség-Kereszténydemokrata Néppárt 02/10/2021 5 Remo SERNAGIOTTO Membro suplente Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Itália Conservatori e Riformisti Monika SMOLKOVÁ Membro suplente Grupo da Aliança Progressista dos Socialistas e Democratas no Parlamento Europeu Eslováquia SMER-Sociálna demokracia Eleftherios SYNADINOS Membro suplente Não Inscritos Grécia Patriotic Radical Union (PAT.RI.E.) Hermann WINKLER Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Alemanha Christlich Demokratische Union Deutschlands Jadwiga WIŚNIEWSKA Membro suplente Grupo dos Conservadores e Reformistas Europeus Polónia Prawo i Sprawiedliwość Francis ZAMMIT DIMECH Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Malta Partit Nazzjonalista Tadeusz ZWIEFKA Membro suplente Grupo do Partido Popular Europeu (Democratas-Cristãos) Polónia Platforma Obywatelska Fonte : © União Europeia, 2021 - PE 02/10/2021 6.
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