We are pleased to announce that the EPPO will participate for the first time in the Europe Day Festivalon 9 May, from 12.00 to 18.00,in Place de l'Europe, Luxembourg City.
This festival is an excellent opportunity for citizens to come together, celebrate European unity and values, and learn more about the EPPO and other European Union institutions in Luxembourg.
At our stand, we will offer an informative journey that will take you through our offices latest developments and achievements. You will have the opportunity to learn more about how the EPPO is working to protect Europe from serious cross-border financial crime and to discover how you can contribute to this effort.
We also invite you to visit the other European Union institutions present at the festival, where you will learn more about their roles in shaping the future of Europe. This is a unique opportunity to engage with the European project and better understand how the EU works.
We encourage you to bring your family and friends along to join us on this exciting journey. The festival promises to be a fantastic day out for all ages.
We look forward to welcoming you to our stand and to sharing this memorable experience with you.
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Pawel Herczynski, the European Union Ambassador to Georgia, on Saturday said European leaders have decided to expand Europe and emphasised that Georgia was one of the potential candidate countries.
During the celebration event of Europe Day, Herczynski highlighted the truly historic achievement of Georgia - having been granted the European perspective, and noted that the EU expected further steps and watched for the reforms to be implemented in this regard in Georgia.
As the President of the European Commission said, Georgia belongs to Europe and Europe cannot be complete without Georgia. We are here to celebrate the great idea of European unity, European diversity, and we are waiting for Georgia!, the EU Ambassador said, wishing everyone Happy Europe Day.
Herczynski noted that within the scope of Europe Day, lots of activities were planned and invited everyone to join the celebration in the Exhibition Center ExpoGeorgia.
ExpoGeorgia is hosting European Village in its pavilions, where the ambassadors and representatives of the embassies of the EU member states are presenting their national cuisine, culture and traditions.
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They keep coming and keep dying.
Just two weeks ago, another 55 migrants trying to reach Europe drowned off the coast of Libya when their rubber dinghy sank. Two days earlier, 33 people died in four different capsizes near the Italian island of Lampedusa. A few days before that, dozens of bodies washed up on a beach near Tripoli. Each of these men, women or children could have told a tale of unimaginable sorrow.
The running tally of migrant drownings for the year was 661 at the time of this writing, according to the International Organization for Migration. That makes about 20,000 such deaths since 2014. And this number only counts fatalities on the central Mediterranean route from Africa to the European Union, not the refugees who perished on the Aegean or other passages.
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The European Commission today proposed to renew for another year and expand the suspension of import duties and quotas on Moldovan exports to the European Union known as Autonomous Trade Measures (ATMs).
The proposal will now be considered by the European Parliament and the Council of the European Union with a view to ensuring the seamless transition from the current regime of ATMs to the new one.
This is a clear signal of the EUs full support for Moldovas economy and helps further alleviate the difficult situation faced by Moldovan producers and exporters because of Russias unprovoked and unjustified military aggression against Ukraine, says a press release by the European Commission.
In force since 25 July 2022, the ATMs have assisted Moldovas efforts to re-orient exports via the EU. Overall, exports from Moldova to the EU increased from 1.8 billion in 2021 to 2.6 billion in 2022.
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EMA has opened a public consultation to review the transparency rules for the publication of information on clinical trials submitted through theClinical Trials Information System(CTIS) in the European Union (EU). Stakeholders are invited to send their comments via an online form by midnight (CET) on 28 June 2023.
The review of the CTIS transparency rules seeks to stimulate the discussion on the best possible approaches to balance clinical trial transparency with confidentiality requirements while simplifying the modalities of use of CTIS to improve user experience and reduce the risk of data breaches. Any changes in the CTIS functionalities that might be required following the public consultation will maintain the high benchmark for transparency provided by theClinical Trials Regulation (CTR). The simplification of the rules is meant to reduce administrative burden for public authorities and sponsors of CTIS, but they will not entail decreased protection of personal data and commercially confidential information. Following the public consultation, any revision to the transparency rules will be presented to EMAs Management Board for approval and implementation before the end of 2023.
Interim guidance on the protection of personal data and commercially confidential information while using the current transparency rules for CTIS has been modified following public consultation and is available to assist clinical trial sponsors and authorities in fulfilling the obligations set out in the CTR. Finalisation of this guidance based on the current transparency rules is expected in the third quarter of 2023.
The CTR strengthens Europe as an attractive location for clinical research, by streamlining the processes for applying for authorisation and supervision of clinical trials, no matter where clinical trial sponsors are located and which national competent authority or national ethics committee they are dealing with.
The streamlined processes introduced by the Regulation are enabled by the CTIS, the single entry point for the submission and assessment of applications for clinical trials for sponsors and regulators. The system includes a public searchable database for healthcare professionals, patients and the general public to deliver the high level of transparency foreseen by the regulation.
The authorisation and oversight of clinical trials is the responsibility of EU / European Economic Area (EEA) Member States while EMA is responsible for maintaining the CTIS. The European Commission oversees the implementation of the CTR.
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