Watch our key debates live online! Be part of the 37th European Green Party Congress in Vienna!

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Dear friends,


Exciting news! The extraordinary 37th European Green Party Congress is just around the corner, taking place in Vienna, Austria on Friday and Saturday.

 

This event is a crucial moment as we gear up for the 2024 European elections.


Our Congress sets the stage for defining our next steps as the European Green Family, including our joint election campaign, expanding our political family, and shaping our demands for the 2024 EU elections.

 

We will debate energy security and other Green issues, and key decisions for our campaign positions will be taken by our delegates from all over Europe.

 

We invite you to participate actively by watching the live streams of the plenary discussions. You find all information about the live streams in this email. 


Together, we have the power to shape the political landscape of Europe. Let's stand united to fight for a greener and more just future! 

 

Key moments (live streams)

 Friday, 02 June, 13:30 

Opening of the 37th European Green Party Congress

Our EGP Congress will be opened by our hosts, Die Grünen, together with EGP co-chair Thomas Waitz. We are looking forward to having Alma Zadić, Minister of Justice of Austria and Werner Kogler, Deputy Prime Minister and Federal Spokesperson of Die Grünen , on stage. 

WATCH LIVE
 

 Friday, 02 June, 14:15 

A Secure Future for All: The Green Transformation of Our Energy Systems 

The transformation of our energy systems is one of the greatest challenges of the 21st century. Central to all efforts of preventing the climate crisis must be the expansion of renewable energies and the termination of the modern dependence on fossil fuels. This relates not only to ways of generating power, but also to current systems of heating homes. 

 

In this panel, we aim to discuss Green visions for the future of energy and their regional, national, and international significance.

 

With:

 

Leonore Gewessler, Federal Minister for Climate Action, Environment, Energy, Mobility, Innovation and Technology, Austria

 

Virginijus Sinkevičius, European Commissioner for the Environment, Oceans and Fisheries

 

Maria Ohisalo, Minister of the Environment, Finland

 

Michał Smoleń, Head of Energy & Climate Research, Instrat think tank, Poland

 

Benedetta Scuderi, FYEG spokesperson

 

Hosted by: Thomas Waitz, co-chair of the European Greens

 

WATCH LIVE
 

 Saturday, 03 June, 15:30 

Just Transition: Towards a Green Economy and a Social Union 

A climate-neutral economy in the EU is inevitable to address the climate crisis. This transition must be fair and inclusive for everyone. A just transition is the solution to potential conflicts between delivering policies for the people OR for the climate.

 

In this panel, we will discuss what a just transition means for European businesses, the future of work, social welfare systems in the EU, and the trust between citizens and governments.


 

With:

 

Johannes Rauch, Minister for Social Affairs, Health, Care and Consumer Protection, Austria 

 

Mélanie Vogel, Co-Chair of the European Green Party

 

Ernest Urtasun, MEP responsible for the Just Transition paper

 

Kadi Kenk, Board member at Ecopreneur, and Head of Circularity at Responsible Business Forum Estonia

 

Hosted by: Judith Pühringer, Co-chair of the Viennese Greens

WATCH LIVE
 

Use our hashtag: #EGPCongress

 

When tweeting or posting about the Congress, please consider using the official Congress hashtag: #EGPCongress.

 

You can find all relevant information on our website!

  • 37th Congress
  • Practical Information
  • Procedures
  • Programme
  • Voting Session
  • Meet the host

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