As the economic effects of the pandemic spread across Europe, the EU needs to support its economy so we can guarantee stability and foster growth. As the COVID-19 pandemic puts the European Union’s strength to the test, its institutions are taking measures to cushion the economy from the impact of the crisis.



To discuss what the EU is doing to support Member States and citizens, we are holding the nextInvesting in the Future of Europe <[link removed]>event entitled The EU’s plan for recovery and long-term resilience <[link removed]>, organised by the European Movement International, in partnership with the European Investment Bank. 



After events held across Europe since 2017, this discussion will be held online next Wednesday, 1 July 2020 (15:30-16:30). 



The panel will feature

<[link removed]>Thomas Östros <[link removed]>, Vice President | European Investment Bank

Valérie Hayer <[link removed]> MEP, member of the EP’s negotiating team for the next long-term EU budget and Own Resources reform | European Parliament

Luc Tholoniat <[link removed]>, Principal Adviser | Directorate-General for Economic and Financial Affairs, European Commission



Moderated by BBC journalist and presenter, Joe Lynam <[link removed]>



Investing in the Future of Europe : The EU’s plan for recovery and long-term resilience <[link removed]>



Date : Wednesday, 1 July 2020

Time : 15:30-16:30



Watch the event on the dedicated website HERE <[link removed]>



After the initial discussion, online participants will have the opportunity to engage in a Q&A session.





As well as the website, the event will be live-streamed from the European Movement International Facebook <[link removed]>, Twitter  <[link removed]>account and YouTube  <[link removed]>page.



The digital event is free to attend, but advanced registration via the link below is requested.



Click here to register <[link removed]>Find out more about the event and previous Investing in the Future of Europe events <[link removed]> here <[link removed]>and join the debate on Twitter with the hashtag #InvestingInEurope <[link removed]> (@EMInternational <[link removed]> & @EIB <[link removed]>).





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The European Movement International - Place du Luxembourg 2, Brussels 1050, Belgium

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