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Écrit par Fabrice Pozzoli-Montenay, AJE
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Bonjour à toutes et tous,
2010 s’achève, 2011 va commencer fort avec la présidence hongroise du Conseil de l’UE ; voici l’indispensable agenda européen de notre partenaire britannique T-Media (www.t-media.org.uk).
Bonne année, bonnes fêtes, et à très bientôt !
Fabrice Pozzoli-Montenay, AJE
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Écrit par Fabrice Pozzoli-Montenay AJE
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J’ai le plaisir de vous transmettre l’édition du mois d’août des « Carnets d’Europe ».
Bonne lecture et bonnes vacances !
Fabrice Pozzoli-Montenay / AJE Association des Journalistes Européens |
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Écrit par Point Europre
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Inauguration du Point Europe de la Maison des Professions Libérales et de Santé de Nîmes le 15 avril
Les Maisons des Professions Libérales du Languedoc-Roussillon, sites pilotes du Guichet unique européen
Les Professions Libérales, ce sont 45.000 personnes en Languedoc-Roussillon. Un chiffre voué à exploser entre l'avènement du régime d'auto-entrepreneur et la vague des nouvelles professions. Les Professions Libérales ont structuré des réponses face aux besoins qui ont émergé depuis plus de 30 ans. Parmi ces réponses, l'ORIFF PL est un organisme dédié à l'information et à la formation sur la création d'entreprise des professions libérales. L'ORIFF PL devient le terrain d'expérimentation de la mise en place d'un guichet unique pour les créateurs d'entreprise libérale. Le concept est simple : centraliser toutes les démarches administratives pour lancer son activité que ce soit par internet ou par un guichet physique.
Invitation 15 avril à partir de 17 h 18h Point Presse (voir mémo presse)
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Écrit par AJE
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Dernière mouture de "The Europe Diary" avril 2010
by AJE
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Écrit par media corner
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November 2009 edition
Please check entries before broadcast or publication: see contacts at end of Diary.
October
29th-30th Brussels. European Summit. www.eu2009.se
31st-Nov 1st London. The ‘Battles of Ideas’ conference weekend will stage debates on science, technology and the environment. www.battleofideas.org.uk
November
1st-5th Sigtuna, Sweden. Solar power conference. http://www.fotomol.uu.se/solarfuel2009.html
2nd EU institutions closed. (All Saints)
2nd Russia. The European Space Agency is due to launch two satellites from the Russian Cosmodrome at Plesetsk. SMOS will study earth’s soil, moisture and ocean salinity, and Proba 2 will test new technologies. www.esa.int
3rd Prague. The Czech Constitutional Court is due to rule on the legality of the EU Lisbon Treaty. If they do not block ratification, the Eurosceptic Czech President Vaclav Klaus has said he will sign. Observers say guarantees agreed by the other 26 heads of government on 29th November, including an opt-out for the Czech Republic on the Charter of Fundamental Rights, make ratification a formality.
3rd Washington. EU-US Summit meeting between the Swedish PM Fredrik Reinfeldt representing the EU Presidency and Barack Obama. www.eu2009.se
4th London. AIB 2009 – annual awards presented by the Association for International Broadcasting. www.aib.org
4th Brussels. ACT (Association of Commercial Television) 2nd annual congress. www.acte.be
4th Stockholm. European Conference on Consumer Rights and the Internet. http://europa.eu/eucalendar/event.shtml?eventId=1232114
4th Brussels. The European Transport industry meets for the so-called 2nd European Logistics Summit. www.logistics-summit.eu
5th Frankfurt. European Central Bank governing council. www.ecb.int
6th Delhi. EU-India summit. www.eu2009.se
9th Berlin. The 20th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall. A year of events in the German capital will climax on the date of the anniversary with a grand public party at Brandenburg Gate. Plans for the celebration include an artistic performance symbolising the Fall of the Wall, as well as a concert and a street festival, ending with the toppling of a domino wall along the entire wall path.
10th Brussels. EU Finance Ministers meet in the ECOFIN Council. www.eu2009.se
11th Armistice Day.
11th-12th Brussels. European Parliament mini-plenary. www.europarl.europa.eu
11th-12th Marrakesh. Ministerial level meeting on combating violence against women. http://europa.eu/eucalendar/event.shtml?eventId=1232116
12th Brussels. Possible date of an Extra European Summit (or 19th Nov) to decide who should be the first Council President and High Representative (Foreign Minister) under the Lisbon treaty, assuming the Czech Republic ratifies it. www.eu2009.se
13th-21st Turin. 27th Turin Film Festival. www.torinofilmfest.org
16th-17th Brussels. EU Foreign, Defence and Development Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
16th-17th Brussels. European Renewable Energy Policy Conference. www.erec.org
16th-17th Stockholm. ‘Equality Summit’ organised by the European Commission.
http://www.se2009.eu/en/meetings_news/2009/11/16/equality_summit
17th Brussels. Awards for the Europeans of the Year from European Voice newspaper.
18th Stockholm. EU-Russia Summit. www.eu2009.se
18th Brussels. 9th Inter-Parliamentary Meeting on Renewable Energy and Energy Efficiency organised by EUFORES - a sustainable energy forum composed of MEPs and parliamentarians from national governments. http://www.eufores.org/index.php?id=145
18th-20th Malmo. Informal meeting of government ministers and officials involved in promoting e-government. www.eu2009.se
18th-20th Manchester. The Media Festival. www.themediafestival.com
19th Brussels. EU Finance Ministers meet to consider the 2010 EU budget. www.eu2009.se
19th Frankfurt. European Central Bank governing council. www.ecb.int
19th-20th Brussels. EU Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
19th-20th Paris. 7th World Forum on Sustainable Development -After Kyoto and before Copenhagen, discusses ‘The Climate, World Ecological Order and Climate’. www.fmdd.fr
19th-20th Andorra. The Future of Europe Summit IV looks at the prospects for economic recovery. www.europesummit.org
22nd Romania. Presidential Election first round.
23rd-26th Strasbourg. European Parliament plenary session. www.europarl.europa.eu On 25th the LUX Prize (European Parliament Film Prize) will be awarded.
26th-27th Brussels. EU Education, Youth and Culture Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
30th-Dec 1st Brussels. EU Justice and Home Affairs Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
30th-Dec 1st Brussels. EU Employment, Social Policy, Health and Consumer Ministers meet in the EPSCO council. www.eu2009.se
December
1st Brussels. ‘European Diversity: the Private Offer’, a one day conference at the European Parliament organised by the European Landowners Association. www.elo.org
1st London. The IT Broadcast Workflow conference organised by TVB Europe magazine. www.broadcastworkflow.com
1st-3rd London. ‘Online Information 2009’ international exhibition and conference at Olympia. www.online-information.co.uk
2nd Brussels. EU Finance Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
3rd - 4th Brussels. The ‘Competitiveness Council’ meets, where ministers from the EU member states covering industry and research seek to combine efforts to revive Europe’s economies and generate jobs. www.eu2009.se
3rd-4th Copenhagen. ‘Waste and Climate 2009’. www.wasteandclimate.org
3rd - 6th Copenhagen. The Copenhagen Climate Exchange 2009, an international exhibition and conference organised by the Danish Society for Nature Conservation, linking with the COP15 UN conference. www.cphco2009.dk
4th-6th Barcelona. Davis Cup World Tennis Finals. Spain v Czech Republic. www.daviscup.com
5th London. The ‘Stop Climate Change Chaos’ coalition is inviting supporters to march from Hyde Park and encircle parliament to call for a ‘fair deal’ at the Copenhagen UN Climate Conference. They predict at least 100,000 marchers and a record-breaking Mexican wave.. www.stopclimatechaos.org
6th Romania. Presidential election second round.
7th-8th Brussels. EU Foreign Ministers meets in the GAERC Council. www.eu2009.se
7th-18th Copenhagen. “COP 15” United Nations Climate Change Conference. Held at the Bella Centre, this will be a huge media event, bringing together for the first time all the main world leaders in an attempt to secure a binding global deal to reducing emissions to stop runaway global warming – a deal which must be more ambitious than the Kyoto protocol which many leading nations, including the US and China, refused to sign. Recent scientific reports are gloomy, suggesting that the 2 degrees increase ceiling adopted as a target by the EU is unrealistic, and predicting major climate impacts this century. http://en.cop15.dk www.unfccc.int
8th Brussels. EU Finance ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
10th-11th Brussels. European Summit. This European Council meeting, the last under the Swedish Presidency, with the future shape of Europe, economic revival and climate change on the agenda. http://www.se2009.eu/en/meetings_news/2009/12/10/european_council
13th-15th Istanbul. ‘Ecocity World Summit – Global Environmental Balances’. http://ecocity2009.com
14th-15th Brussels. EU Foreign Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
14th-15th Brussels. EU Agriculture and Fisheries Ministers meet. The Commission’s proposals for reductions in 2010 Total Allowable Catches (TACs) will be the main item for fisheries ministers. (IP/09/1538) www.eu2009.se
14th-17th Strasbourg. European Parliament plenary session. www.europal.europa.eu
17th-18th Brussels. EU Transport and Telecom Ministers meet. www.eu2009.se
22nd Brussels. EU Environment Ministers meet, perhaps to reflect on new emissions targets as a result of COP 15. www.eu2009.se
31st Brussels/Copenhagen. Last day of the 6-month Swedish presidency of the EU Council. Did they achieve their goals on Lisbon Treaty, economic revival and climate change action?
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January
1st Brussels/Madrid. Spain takes over the EU Council Presidency for 6 months, and is expected to supervise the implementation of the Lisbon Treaty. The presidency website is likely to be www.ue2009.es but will not be active until mid-December.
1st Kazakhstan. The central Asian state will take over the chairmanship of the OSCE, the world’s largest security and good governance body – the first post-Soviet country to do so. www.osce.org
18th-21st Strasbourg. European Parliament plenary session. www.europarl.europa.eu
21st Madrid. Conference launches the European Year against Poverty and Social Inclusion 2010. http://europa.eu/eucalendar/event.shtml?eventId=23982
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Iceland expects to join the EU this year. Croatia hopes to wrap up EU membership talks this year and join the bloc in 2012, but Brussels has told the former Yugoslav republic it must first step up the fight against widespread corruption and strengthen its judiciary. Romania and Bulgaria want to join the border-free Schengen Area this year. Macedonia and Albania might also be invited to join. |
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