Which building blocks are essential for the next European Green Deal?
Since its launch in 2019, the European Green Deal has been the flagship strategy of the von der Leyen Commission. It has provided Europe with new jobs and investment, accelerated Europe’s green transition, and helped member states break away from fossil energy use.
A new European Commission will take office in late 2024. A Green Deal 2.0 should take an even more integrated approach to solving the twin crisis of climate change and nature loss, while boosting Europe’s competitiveness and strengthening its resilience.
Join this high-level side-event at COP28 and hear representatives of the Council of the European Union, European Commission and European Parliament describe their vision of the future Green Deal!
- Time: Saturday, December 9, 2023 at 4:00–4:45 pm (UTC+4)
- Location: Finland Pavilion, Blue Zone (COP28 Finland Pavilion, OR02G4, Zone B6, Building 74, Opportunity Petal, Blue Zone, Expo City)
Snacks and refreshments will be served!
Programme:
Opening remarks
Mr. Kai Mykkänen, Finland’s Minister of Climate and the Environment
Key-note speech
Ms. Florika Fink-Hooijer, Director-General of DG ENVI, European Commission
Panel discussion
Member of the European Parliament, Ms. Maria Spyraki (European People’s Party)
Member of the European Parliament, Ms. Silvia Modig (The Left Group)
Member of the European Parliament, Mr. Martin Hojsík (Renew Europe Group)
The event will be moderated by Ms. Tuuli Hietaniemi, Leading Specialist, The Finnish Innovation Fund Sitra.
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