WEEK AHEAD WITH ECR GROUP

Spanish Foreign Minister

1st - 5th February 2010 - Brussels

Spain's Minister for foreign affairs and cooperation, Miguel Angel Morantinos Cuyaube, will report back to the Foreign Affairs committee and Development committee on the Foreign Affairs Council meeting held last week. Charles Tannock will lead questioning for the ECR in the Foreign Affairs committee, whilst Nirj Deva will lead in the Development committee.

Meeting with Foreign Affairs committee: Thursday @ 09.00
Meeting with Development committee: Thursday @ 11.00


Contact:

ECR enquiries: James Holtum on +32 473 861762
British delegation: Alex Benjamin on +32 476 056450
Polish delegation: Jakub Piasecki on +32 470 504614
Czech delegation: Jan Krelina on +32 493 214346
Dutch delegation: Maurits van Stuijvenberg on +31 6 52 24 44 64

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Welcome to the website of the European Conservatives and Reformists Group in the European Parliament.

In July 2009, the ECR was formed by eight political parties who share the common goals of opposition to Euro-federalism and of fundamental reform of the European Union to make it more accountable, transparent and responsive to the needs of the people.

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