Agenda semanal 

• A delegation from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, led by Chair David MCALLISTER, will travel to Washington DC and Richmond, Virginia, from 21 to 24 July 2025. During the visit, MEPs will discuss how to deepen transatlantic ties, enhance collective security, reinforce the shared commitment to supporting Ukraine, and tackle common challenges such as China's expanding global influence and the situation in the Middle East.

A delegation of 10 MEPs from the Development (DEVE) and Environment (ENVI) Committees will travel to New York from 21 to 23 July to participate in the 2025 United Nations High-Level Political Forum (HLPF).

The delegation will meet with high-level representatives from the United Nations, international organisations, national parliaments, youth networks, civil society, and other key stakeholders to discuss progress on the SDGs - with a particular focus on health, gender equality, decent work, ocean protection, and global partnerships.

• A delegation from the European Parliament’s Committee on International Trade (INTA) will travel to Brazil from 21 to 23 July and will visit Brasília and São Paulo.

  The mission will focus on advancing dialogue on the EU-Mercosur Partnership Agreement and strengthening trade relations between the European Union and Brazil. During the visit, the MEPs will meet Brazilian ministers and public officials, as well as representatives from industry, civil society and think tanks, to discuss the political, economic, and environmental dimensions of the agreement.

• A delegation of EP‘s Committee on Transport and Tourism, led by Dariusz Joński (EPP, PL), is visiting Ireland on 21-23 July, to discuss sustainable aviation fuel, port and rail projects

• A group of MEPs from the Special Committee on the Democracy Shield will travel to Taipei from 21 to 23 July, where they will meet with national authorities, civil society representatives, think tanks and international partners. They will discuss issues and measures relating to democratic resilience, foreign interference, cybersecurity and disinformation campaigns.

• A delegation of 6 MEPs from the Special Committee on Housing is travelling to Vienna in Austria from 21 to 23 July to discuss public housing policies and to meet local and national governments, visit urban and social housing projects, and meet economic actors. Press conference on 23 July at 11.00.

• A delegation from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, led by Chair David MCALLISTER, will travel to Washington DC and Richmond, Virginia, from 21 to 24 July 2025. During the visit, MEPs will discuss how to deepen transatlantic ties, enhance collective security, reinforce the shared commitment to supporting Ukraine, and tackle common challenges such as China's expanding global influence and the situation in the Middle East.

A delegation of 10 MEPs from the Development (DEVE) and Environment (ENVI) Committees will travel to New York from 21 to 23 July to participate in the 2025 United Nations High-Level Political Forum (HLPF).

The delegation will meet with high-level representatives from the United Nations, international organisations, national parliaments, youth networks, civil society, and other key stakeholders to discuss progress on the SDGs - with a particular focus on health, gender equality, decent work, ocean protection, and global partnerships.

• A delegation from the European Parliament’s Committee on International Trade (INTA) will travel to Brazil from 21 to 23 July and will visit Brasília and São Paulo.

  The mission will focus on advancing dialogue on the EU-Mercosur Partnership Agreement and strengthening trade relations between the European Union and Brazil. During the visit, the MEPs will meet Brazilian ministers and public officials, as well as representatives from industry, civil society and think tanks, to discuss the political, economic, and environmental dimensions of the agreement.

• A delegation of EP‘s Committee on Transport and Tourism, led by Dariusz Joński (EPP, PL), is visiting Ireland on 21-23 July, to discuss sustainable aviation fuel, port and rail projects

• A group of MEPs from the Special Committee on the Democracy Shield will travel to Taipei from 21 to 23 July, where they will meet with national authorities, civil society representatives, think tanks and international partners. They will discuss issues and measures relating to democratic resilience, foreign interference, cybersecurity and disinformation campaigns.

• A delegation of 6 MEPs from the Special Committee on Housing is travelling to Vienna in Austria from 21 to 23 July to discuss public housing policies and to meet local and national governments, visit urban and social housing projects, and meet economic actors. Press conference on 23 July at 11.00.

• A delegation from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, led by Chair David MCALLISTER, will travel to Washington DC and Richmond, Virginia, from 21 to 24 July 2025. During the visit, MEPs will discuss how to deepen transatlantic ties, enhance collective security, reinforce the shared commitment to supporting Ukraine, and tackle common challenges such as China's expanding global influence and the situation in the Middle East.

A delegation of 10 MEPs from the Development (DEVE) and Environment (ENVI) Committees will travel to New York from 21 to 23 July to participate in the 2025 United Nations High-Level Political Forum (HLPF).

The delegation will meet with high-level representatives from the United Nations, international organisations, national parliaments, youth networks, civil society, and other key stakeholders to discuss progress on the SDGs - with a particular focus on health, gender equality, decent work, ocean protection, and global partnerships.

• A delegation from the European Parliament’s Committee on International Trade (INTA) will travel to Brazil from 21 to 23 July and will visit Brasília and São Paulo.

  The mission will focus on advancing dialogue on the EU-Mercosur Partnership Agreement and strengthening trade relations between the European Union and Brazil. During the visit, the MEPs will meet Brazilian ministers and public officials, as well as representatives from industry, civil society and think tanks, to discuss the political, economic, and environmental dimensions of the agreement.

• A delegation of EP‘s Committee on Transport and Tourism, led by Dariusz Joński (EPP, PL), is visiting Ireland on 21-23 July, to discuss sustainable aviation fuel, port and rail projects

• A group of MEPs from the Special Committee on the Democracy Shield will travel to Taipei from 21 to 23 July, where they will meet with national authorities, civil society representatives, think tanks and international partners. They will discuss issues and measures relating to democratic resilience, foreign interference, cybersecurity and disinformation campaigns.

• A delegation of 6 MEPs from the Special Committee on Housing is travelling to Vienna in Austria from 21 to 23 July to discuss public housing policies and to meet local and national governments, visit urban and social housing projects, and meet economic actors. Press conference on 23 July at 11.00.

• A delegation from the Committee on Foreign Affairs, led by Chair David MCALLISTER, will travel to Washington DC and Richmond, Virginia, from 21 to 24 July 2025. During the visit, MEPs will discuss how to deepen transatlantic ties, enhance collective security, reinforce the shared commitment to supporting Ukraine, and tackle common challenges such as China's expanding global influence and the situation in the Middle East.