Living up to – not leaving aside

The progressive strategy towards the elections 2024

13/12/2023
09:30 - 12:00
FEPS HQ (Expert meeting)
Living up to – not leaving aside
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The fourth workshop of the initiative ‘Living up to, not leaving aside’ organised by FEPS in collaboration with FES Brussels, aimed to engage in a dialogue with civil society to enhance the European public sphere. This workshop delved into ensuring a more significant role for transnational parties as a transition belt for citizens, civil society, and trade union’ proposals for the Future of Europe. The discussion revolved around key themes such as evolving EU institutional reforms, the #CoFoE legacy, and the formulation of new regulations for European parties, employing the ‘Future Workshop’ methodology.

Europarties Living up to – not leaving aside

This event was part of a series that has already included seminars involving academics (31/01), politicians (at the fringe of the PES Congress in Malaga on 10/11), and youth leaders (30/11). It was the last event contributing to the final report, to be jointly drafted by Ania Skrzypek, FEPS Director for Research and Training, Kido Koening, FEPS Bureau Member and Director of FMS, and Marco Schwarz, FES Project Officer.

For more information regarding this initiative or this specific meeting, please do not hesitate to contact Céline Guedes, FEPS Project Officer (celine.guedes@feps-europe.eu)

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