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Drum Roll…and the Winner is for EYC2020: Amiens!

European Youth Forum
The winner of the European Youth Capital 2020 has been announced as Amiens, France!
 
As European Youth Capital (EYC) 2020, Amiens will aim to empower young people by shaping and transforming the city in many innovative ways. A strong belief in the European project and the ambition to create greater cohesion and interaction between youth and educational, cultural and economic institutions were key aspects of Amiens’ winning proposal.
 

The City of London Corporation

Media Universal Services Ltd

Consumers International

Hedging their bets: the impact of Brexit on financial services

ACCA

EMI and  ACCA discussed the impact of Brexit on the finance industry with key policy-makers and financial services experts in Brussels

A success for the 2017 SNIAA Flavour Day

SNIAA - Syndicat National des Ingrédients Aromatiques Alimentaires
SNIAA, the French Flavour Association, organised for the third time a Flavour Day on November 16th, following the FlavourDays in Brussels (June), London (September) and Copenhagen (October) and before the Flavour Days in Istanbul and Berlin in 2018.
 
With more than 220 participants, national and international experts of the food industry (beverages, dairy products, biscuits, spirits, etc.) and the flavour industry, the room was packed to discuss varied and enriching themes.
 

SNIAA - Syndicat National des Ingrédients Aromatiques Alimentaires

No more ‘Made in EU’ cyber surveillance tools for dictators, say S&Ds

S&D - Socialists and Democrats

Brussels, 23 November 2017

Gianni Pittella: End the barbarism in Libya and invest in Africa

S&D - Socialists and Democrats

Brussels, 22 November 2017

Africa is a crucial partner for the future of Europe. This is a firmly held conviction for Gianni Pittella, the President of the Socialists and Democrats Group.  During a high-level conference on relations with the African continent, ahead of the next European Union-African Union summit in Abidjan at the end of November, President Pittella met with a series of African leaders, including the president of the Central African Republic, Faustin-Archange Touadéra. After the meetings, he said:

Skills Breakfast Debate: CECE gathered key stakeholders to jointly tackle the skills issue in the construction sector

CECE - Committee for European Construction Equipment

Brussels, 22nd November 2017

Demographic change, too few women on jobsites, lack of engineers, fierce competition, little interest in STEM disciplines, a bad image of the sector and growing demand for digital skills are the biggest challenges in the construction and equipment sectors.

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