Review Meeting on the Future of the EMU

Since the crisis hit, many proposals have been put forward to deepen, complete and reform […]

09 - 10/11/2017
00:00:00 - 00:00:00
Rue Montoyer 40, Brussels Rue Montoyer 40, Brussels
Review Meeting on the Future of the EMU
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Since the crisis hit, many proposals have been put forward to deepen, complete and reform the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU). Elections in France and Germany appear to have revamped momentum for reform. On the occasion of the State of the Union speech, the Commission’s president outlined a roadmap, which foresees the presentation of a package for EMU reforms in early December.

FEPS is committed to foster and promote the debate within the progressive family to strengthen and help develop alternative policy proposals which aim at a better functioning of the Eurozone, a more democratic governance and a stronger social dimension.

FEPS Review Meetings are designed to provide space for a fruitful interaction between top experts and policy-makers of the progressive family. The round table informal setting is meant to facilitate an open debate on the progressives’ priorities for reform.

 

DATE: 9 November 2017, 14h00 to 17h00

VENUE: FEPS, Rue Montoyer 40, Brussels 

Upon invitation only

14h00 / Welcoming Remarks

by Ernst Stetter, Secretary General, FEPS

 

14h05 / Introduction about the Roadmap for EMU Reform

by Maria Joao Rodrigues, President, FEPS

 

14h10 / Roundtable on the Future of the EMU

Open exchange between experts and policy makers.

The discussion will focus on the following points:

  • Objectives of the EMU reform
  • Changing the narrative
  • Key policies
  • Towards a package deal

 

16h50 / Wrap Up & Concluding Remarks

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