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Liste Des Membres Délégation à la commission parlementaire mixte UE-Turquie Membres Sergey LAGODINSKY Président Groupe des Verts/Alliance libre européenne Allemagne Bündnis 90/Die Grünen Ilhan KYUCHYUK Vice-président Groupe Renew Europe Bulgarie Movement for Rights and Freedoms Özlem DEMIREL Vice-présidente Le groupe de la gauche au Parlement européen - GUE/NGL Allemagne DIE LINKE. Joachim Stanisław BRUDZIŃSKI Membre Groupe des Conservateurs et Réformistes européens Pologne Prawo i Sprawiedliwość Angelo CIOCCA Membre Groupe «Identité et démocratie» Italie Lega Corina CREȚU Membre Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Roumanie PRO Romania Engin EROGLU Membre Groupe Renew Europe Allemagne Freie Wähler Loucas FOURLAS Membre Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Chypre Democratic Rally Giorgos GEORGIOU Membre Le groupe de la gauche au Parlement européen - GUE/NGL Chypre Progressive Party of Working People - Left - New Forces Martin HLAVÁČEK Membre Groupe Renew Europe Tchéquie ANO 2011 02/10/2021 1 Evin INCIR Membre Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Suède Arbetarepartiet- Socialdemokraterna Virginie JORON Membre Groupe «Identité et démocratie» France Rassemblement national Krzysztof JURGIEL Membre Groupe des Conservateurs et Réformistes européens Pologne Prawo i Sprawiedliwość Manolis KEFALOGIANNIS Membre Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Grèce Nea Demokratia Alice KUHNKE Membre Groupe des Verts/Alliance libre européenne Suède Miljöpartiet de gröna Pierfrancesco MAJORINO Membre Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Italie Partito Democratico Costas MAVRIDES Membre Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Chypre Democratic Party Kostas PAPADAKIS Membre Non-inscrits Grèce Communist Party of Greece Morten PETERSEN Membre Groupe Renew Europe Danemark Det Radikale Venstre Nacho SÁNCHEZ AMOR Membre Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Espagne Partido Socialista Obrero Español Tomislav SOKOL Membre Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Croatie Hrvatska demokratska zajednica Milan UHRÍK Membre Non-inscrits Slovaquie Hnutie Republika 02/10/2021 2 Elissavet VOZEMBERG-VRIONIDI Membre Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Grèce Nea Demokratia Angelika WINZIG Membre Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Autriche Österreichische Volkspartei Isabel WISELER-LIMA Membre Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Luxembourg Parti chrétien social luxembourgeois 02/10/2021 3 Membres suppléants Barry ANDREWS Membre suppléant Groupe Renew Europe Irlande Fianna Fáil Party Konstantinos ARVANITIS Membre suppléant Le groupe de la gauche au Parlement européen - GUE/NGL Grèce Coalition of the Radical Left Hildegard BENTELE Membre suppléante Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Allemagne Christlich Demokratische Union Deutschlands Paolo BORCHIA Membre suppléant Groupe «Identité et démocratie» Italie Lega David CASA Membre suppléant Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Malte Partit Nazzjonalista Gwendoline DELBOS-CORFIELD Membre suppléante Groupe des Verts/Alliance libre européenne France Europe Écologie Anna Júlia DONÁTH Membre suppléante Groupe Renew Europe Hongrie Momentum Niels FUGLSANG Membre suppléant Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Danemark Socialdemokratiet José Manuel GARCÍA-MARGALLO Y MARFIL Membre suppléant Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Espagne Partido Popular Dino GIARRUSSO Membre suppléant Non-inscrits Italie Movimento 5 Stelle Christophe GRUDLER Membre suppléant Groupe Renew Europe France Mouvement Démocrate Eero HEINÄLUOMA Membre suppléant Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Finlande Suomen Sosialidemokraattinen Puolue/Finlands Socialdemokratiska Parti 02/10/2021 4 Tomasz Piotr PORĘBA Membre suppléant Groupe des Conservateurs et Réformistes européens Pologne Prawo i Sprawiedliwość Guido REIL Membre suppléant Groupe «Identité et démocratie» Allemagne Alternative für Deutschland Thijs REUTEN Membre suppléant Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Pays-Bas Partij van de Arbeid Sándor RÓNAI Membre suppléant Groupe de l'Alliance Progressiste des Socialistes et Démocrates au Parlement européen Hongrie Demokratikus Koalíció Massimiliano SALINI Membre suppléant Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Italie Forza Italia Andrey SLABAKOV Membre suppléant Groupe des Conservateurs et Réformistes européens Bulgarie VMRO Michaela ŠOJDROVÁ Membre suppléante Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Tchéquie Křesťanská a demokratická unie - Československá strana lidová Ramona STRUGARIU Membre suppléante Groupe Renew Europe Roumanie Partidul Libertate, Unitate și Solidaritate Tomas TOBÉ Membre suppléant Groupe du Parti populaire européen (Démocrates-Chrétiens) Suède Moderaterna Nikolaj VILLUMSEN Membre suppléant Le groupe de la gauche au Parlement européen - GUE/NGL Danemark Enhedslisten Salima YENBOU Membre suppléante Groupe des Verts/Alliance libre européenne France Europe Écologie Source : © Union européenne, 2021 - PE 02/10/2021 5.
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