Citizens' Dialogues
Commissioner Navracsics to host #CitizensDialogue in Brussels on #FutureOfEurope
On Monday, 17 December, Education, Culture, Youth & Sport Commissioner Tibor Navracsics (pictured) is participating in a Citizens' Dialogue on the future of Europe. The debate will be part of a full day of workshops where citizens from various member states will discuss their views on priorities for future EU action and listen to the views of others.
The topic is the future of Europe, and results will feed into the ‘road to Sibiu' process, in the run-up to the Leaders' Summit in Sibiu, Romania, in May 2019. Monday's event in Brussels will bring together citizens from different backgrounds from nine member states. It will be followed by eight similar workshop-style events, three in Brussels and five in smaller cities outside national capitals in Poland, Hungary, Italy, Finland and Cyprus. Ahead of this week's European Council, the European Commission published a progress report on Citizens' Dialogues and Citizens' Consultations.
Monday's dialogue can be followed on EbS.
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