A delegation of young people from the UK will be making their way to Frankfurt in order to take part in the 64th International Session of the European Youth Parliament.
They will join nearly 250 other young people from 30 European countries taking part in the session. The delegates of the 64th International Session will focus on important and contentious topics such as the financial crisis, Climate Change and European migration policy.
They will discuss these topics, and will draft resolutions which will then be debated and adopted according to the …
A delegation of young people from the UK will be making their way to Frankfurt in order to take part in the 64th International Session of the European Youth Parliament.
They will join nearly 250 other young people from 30 European countries taking part in the session. The delegates of the 64th International Session will focus on important and contentious topics such as the financial crisis, Climate Change and European migration policy.
They will discuss these topics, and will draft resolutions which will then be debated and adopted according to the …
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The Minister for Europe, David Lidington MP, wants your questions about Britain’s policies on Europe. He is taking questions on his blog until midday on Tuesday 27th July, so get posting! The Minister’s blog can be found here.
EYPUK is part of a wider network of National Committees across the continent who work together to provide a unique and fulfilling educational experience. Each National Committee works differently to bring discussion, dialogue and debate upon European issues to a wide community of students and teachers. The National Committees often share ideas through a Board of National Committees (BNC) that meets twice annually at European Council like summits to discuss the strategic direction of EYP and to share opportunities for participants. The BNC meets next in Lviv, Ukraine this October.
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We are now just a couple of months away from the EYPUK National Session 2010. Preparations for the event, which promises to be a great success, are going well. The Head Organisers and Session President would like to thank the EYPUK Alumni for their applications for the session and to congratulate those selected to join the team. Full details can be found on the EYPUK Facebook Group and on the website.
The format of the session this year will change slightly as we continue to improve the experience we offer our …
