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Thursday 6 | 11
Paul-Henri Spaak Room | Sofitel Brussels Europe HotelThu 6 | 11
The panel highlights the challenges in Europe's external actions and relations within a global environment marked by ongoing conflicts and fundamental changes in European foreign policy.
This panel examines the pivotal role of critical raw materials for Europe's green, digital, and defense transitions. Supply chain vulnerabilities from high import dependency and geopolitical risks will be addressed.
This panel explores how the European Union is developing and implementing its trade strategies specifically in response to the current global climate marked by increasing tariff disputes and protectionist measures.
Discussions will focus on how Cyprus & Greece plan to address key European challenges, foster unity among member states, and advance crucial policy agendas during their respective Presidencies.
Keynote Statement
Costas Kadis, Commissioner for Fisheries and Oceans, European Commission, Belgium
13.20 - 14.00 | BREAK
Nicholas Vinocur, Chief Foreign Affairs Correspondent, Europe, Politico
The Panel will explore how Europe, with a focus on the East Mediterranean and Southeast Europe, can ensure energy security through regional cooperation and strategies for accelerating energy independence and sufficiency while respecting the green transition.
The discussion explores the significant financial, military, and political investments Europe would need to make, and the strategic repercussions it would face, if it had to assume primary responsibility for its own defense in a scenario with reduced U.S. military commitment.
16.10 - 16.15 | BREAK
EU enlargement is a geopolitical necessity, not just for the Union, but for the candidate countries themselves. It strengthens the collective security and stability of the entire region, benefiting both current member states and aspiring ones.
Analyzing the economic growth prospects for Southeast Europe, exploring strategies to attract investment, foster innovation, and achieve greater economic convergence with the European Union.
The Panel will explore strategic plans of EU's member states, such as Greece, to current population shifts, including the critical role of diaspora engagement and targeted policies to attract, retain, and facilitate the reintegration of skilled workers. Cultivating this robust, globally connected talent pool is essential for securing Europe's economic and social vitality.
Roy Jenkins Room | Sofitel Brussels Europe HotelThu 6 | 11
Organized by diaNEOSIS & ELIAMEP
16.30 - 16:30 | BREAK
This workshop discussion will explore Greece's inaugural comprehensive strategic plan designed to forge a substantive and reciprocal relationship with the global Hellenic Diaspora. We will analyze the plan's holistic framework, emphasizing its focus on the new generation through enhanced digital inclusion and sophisticated technological instruments. Key themes include the digital transformation of consular services, the strengthening of Greek language and studies worldwide, and the introduction of experiential programs for youth reconnection. The session will also address pivotal reforms, such as postal voting, that are instrumental in formally recognizing and enhancing the Diaspora’s essential contribution to the Hellenic Republic.
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