Appointment of a Cypriot member to the European Economic and Social Committee
29 Sep 2026Effective: 22 Sep 20269 views
Who is affected:
EU institutions and representatives of European civil and business organizations
Summary
The EU Council appoints a new member of the European Economic and Social Committee at the proposal of Cyprus. This committee represents organizations of workers, employers and civil society.
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The Council of the European Union has adopted a formal decision to appoint a member of the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) proposed by the Republic of Cyprus. The EESC is an EU advisory body that issues opinions on European legislation in economic, social and environmental matters. These types of appointm…
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