The future of transatlantic relations
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2. Dezember 2020 In Aktuell, EN

The future of transatlantic relations

A stronger EU-US partnership and committed engagement in international institutions will take precedence at Thursday’s hearing in the Foreign Affairs Committee.

With representatives from the US State Department, the Munich Security Conference, the German Marshal Fund and the European External Action Service, MEPs will examine the state of transatlantic alliance and how to move forward.The Committee on Foreign Affairs will discuss how to revive the EU-US relationship and stimulate joint initiatives in the fields of multilateralism, climate change, security and defence, and foreign policy. MEPs believe that a stronger transatlantic partnership could also combat the COVID-19 pandemic and its socio economic consequences more effectively, as well as promoting cyber security and guarding against disinformation.The EU champions multilateral solutions, working with international organisations, the UN and its agencies, the World Health Organisation (WHO), the World Bank, the International Monetary Fund (IMF) and NATO.

When: Thursday, 03 December, from 16.45 to 18.45.Where: European Parliament in Brussels, Jozsef Antall 2Q2, and remotely.

You can follow the discussion live.