Foreign Affairs Committee (AFET) - European Parliament

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Length of video : 113'

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Length of video : 100'

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DRAFT REPORT on the 2022 Commission report on North Macedonia
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Ilhan Kyuchyuk

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On 16 March 2023, a delegation of Members from the Committee of Foreign Affairs (AFET) and on Development (DEVE) will visit the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg. Members will hold discussions on EIB external action, especially activities of the ‘EIB Global’ branch which was set up in January 2022. This new branch promotes investments outside the EU, supporting EU partnerships around the world, in particular in climate change, innovation and development.
It is expected that EIB Global will be a key ally in the implementation of the Global Gateway Initiative launched by the European Commission in December 2021.

EIB Global is also part of the efforts to revamp the European Financial Architecture for Development, making it more effective, and part of a bigger worldwide effort to close the ever-increasing financing gap for the Sustainable Development Goals of the Agenda 2030.

Hosted by EIB President Werner Hoyer, Members will exchange views with the EIB leadership, and assess the activities already performed during the first year of EIB Global. The EIB response to the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine will feature prominently on the agenda, featuring discussions on Solidarity Package for Ukraine, Solidarity Lanes, as well as the global consequences of the war on food and energy security aspects. Furthermore, discussions on Global Gateway, climate action, global health and other topical issues are also expected to be raised.
List of MEPs taking part in the mission
EIB Global website
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On 16 March 2023, a delegation of Members from the Committee of Foreign Affairs (AFET) and on Development (DEVE) will visit the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg. Members will hold discussions on EIB external action, especially activities of the ‘EIB Global’ branch which was set up in January 2022. This new branch promotes investments outside the EU, supporting EU partnerships around the world, in particular in climate change, innovation and development.
It is expected that EIB Global will be a key ally in the implementation of the Global Gateway Initiative launched by the European Commission in December 2021.

EIB Global is also part of the efforts to revamp the European Financial Architecture for Development, making it more effective, and part of a bigger worldwide effort to close the ever-increasing financing gap for the Sustainable Development Goals of the Agenda 2030.

Hosted by EIB President Werner Hoyer, Members will exchange views with the EIB leadership, and assess the activities already performed during the first year of EIB Global. The EIB response to the Russian war of aggression against Ukraine will feature prominently on the agenda, featuring discussions on Solidarity Package for Ukraine, Solidarity Lanes, as well as the global consequences of the war on food and energy security aspects. Furthermore, discussions on Global Gateway, climate action, global health and other topical issues are also expected to be raised.

List of MEPs taking part in the mission
EIB Global website
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REPORT on a European Parliament recommendation to the Council and the Vice-President of the Commission / High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy taking stock of the functioning of the EEAS and for a stronger EU in the world
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Urmas Paet

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REPORT on EU-Azerbaijan relations
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Željana Zovko

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REPORT on EU-Armenia relations
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Andrey Kovatchev

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REPORT on the EU Guidelines on Human Rights Defenders
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Hannah Neumann

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Length of video : 109'

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Length of video : 173'

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Statement by David McAllister, Bernd Lange and Nathalie Loiseau on the EU-UK political agreement to resolve outstanding issues relating to the Protocol on Ireland and Northern Ireland.
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Committee on International Trade
Subcommittee on Security and Defence

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On 28 February, the Committee on Foreign Affairs jointly with the Subcommittee on Security and Defence will mark the first year of the fully-fledged Russian war of aggression against Ukraine with a debate on the lessons learnt and the way forward.
Members together with interlocutors other EU Institutions and partners from Ukraine will honour the Ukrainian victims of this war and pay tribute to the servicemen and servicewomen who died fighting for the independence, freedom and sovereignty of their homeland.

The debate will be webstreamed.
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AMENDMENTS 1 - 330 - Draft report 2022 Commission Report on Serbia
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Vladimír Bilčík

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AMENDMENTS 1 - 305 - Draft report 2022 Commission Report on Kosovo
Committee on Foreign Affairs
Viola von Cramon-Taubadel

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