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FIPRA

FIPRA International is a leading European public affairs consultancy advising on government relations.

Lobbying Activity

Meeting with Roberts Zīle (Member of the European Parliament)

16 Dec 2025 · Motorcyclist industry and safety standards

Meeting with Victor Negrescu (Member of the European Parliament) and European AIDS Treatment Group and UNITE Parliamentarians Network for Global Health

10 Dec 2025 · World AIDS day event

Meeting with Andreas Glück (Member of the European Parliament)

25 Nov 2025 · Biotech

Meeting with Massimo Suardi (Director Economic and Financial Affairs) and Vaccines Europe

25 Nov 2025 · Continuing need for Member States to prioritise investments in prevention amidst current political, security and economic headwinds

Meeting with Kristin Schreiber (Director Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs) and

6 Nov 2025 · Challenges and needs across the value chain for advancing safer and more sustainable chemistry

Meeting with Pascal Arimont (Member of the European Parliament)

16 Oct 2025 · Breakfast Discussion on the upcoming Cypriot Council Presidency

Meeting with Alexandr Hobza (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Stéphane Séjourné) and Merck and Global Life Sciences Solutions Operations UK Ltd (doing business as Cytiva)

15 Oct 2025 · Exchange of views on regulatory environment for Life Sciences Manufacturing sector

Meeting with Nils Behrndt (Deputy Secretary-General Secretariat-General)

15 Oct 2025 · Simplification, economic security, EU policy coordination

Meeting with Maria Noichl (Member of the European Parliament, Shadow rapporteur)

14 Oct 2025 · Broiler welfare, animal transport

Meeting with Torsten Klimke (Head of Unit Mobility and Transport) and Royal Caribbean Group

1 Oct 2025 · The cruise industry: new challenges in seas and on rivers.

Meeting with Caroline Vandierendonck (Head of Unit Budget)

1 Oct 2025 · Roundtable on next MFF

Meeting with Boriša Falatar (Cabinet of Commissioner Hadja Lahbib) and Emergent

30 Sept 2025 · health preparedness in Europe

Meeting with Mark Nicklas (Head of Unit Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs) and Royal Caribbean Group

22 Sept 2025 · EU Industrial Maritime Strategy and maritime decarbonisation

Meeting with Anne Fort (Cabinet of Commissioner Andrius Kubilius)

11 Sept 2025 · Launch of the Brussels Resilience Forum

Response to Gender Equality Strategy 2026-2030

7 Aug 2025

HIV Outcomes is a pan-European, collaborative initiative uniting community and patient advocates, healthcare professionals, academics, and the industry, aiming to improve the health-related quality of life (HRQoL) for all people living with HIV throughout their life span. We welcome the launch of a new EU Gender Equality Strategy as an opportunity to advance inclusive policies supporting dignity, rights, and health across Europe. Given HIV Outcomes focus, our feedback centres on advancing the rights and wellbeing of people living with HIV, through a gender-sensitive and intersectional lens. Intersectionality between HIV and gender equality: We commend the inclusion of highest standards of health as a core principle of the Womens Rights Roadmap and support its integration into the upcoming Strategy. Healthcare systems often fail to reflect the needs and lived experiences of women, both cis-gender and trans, and gender-diverse people. These groups face additional barriers to care due to stigma, sexism, and other forms of marginalisation that impact their HRQoL and wellbeing. For example, in the EU/EEA, migrant women are disproportionately affected by HIV and face further obstacles linked to legal status, xenophobia, racism, and the criminalisation of HIV. These intersecting vulnerabilities limit access to quality of care and have serious impact on their health outcomes. Therefore, we call for an intersectional approach that fully integrates HIV and other Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs) into the Gender Equality Strategy, recognising intersecting vulnerabilities and health inequalities. Promoting HRQoL: The Strategy should go beyond clinical outcomes to include indicators that reflect mental health, wellbeing, and social inclusioncore elements of the WHO definition of health. We recommend the inclusion of HRQoL indicators in national and European monitoring systems that capture gender-specific experiences of people living with HIV, including stigma, discrimination, and unmet support needs, to inform both person-centred care and evidence-based decision-making. Long-term care and ageing with HIV: Women and gender-diverse people face persistent disparities in access to respectful, inclusive care, which widen with age and the growing number of comorbidities. Gender-sensitive screening and preventative interventions are essential for equal outcomes, including guidance on self-management. Throughout their lives, women also need access to informed family planning, pregnancy care, and menopause support, services often fragmented and not tailored to those living with HIV. The Strategy should promote training on HIV and gender inclusivity, ensure stigma-free long-term care, and develop integrated care pathways that address ageing and gender-specific needs. Gender-based violence: Gender-based violence, compounded by HIV and gender-related stigma, undermines access to care and support. The Strategy must prioritise robust anti-discrimination measures in healthcare and social services, while addressing structural inequalities that perpetuate violence. EU action should include training for healthcare and social workers to foster dignity and equitable outcomes. Data collection and research: Addressing the gender data gap is essential to achieving equitable health outcomes, with women living with HIV remain underrepresented in research, policy, and programmes. The Strategy should prioritise collecting disaggregated data on women and gender-diverse people living with HIV, particularly via the ECDC. Investment in inclusive, gender-sensitive research and programmes, especially on HRQoL in underrepresented groups such as trans people, migrants, and older adultsis key to improving access to care and wellbeing.
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Meeting with Philippe Chantraine (Head of Unit Mobility and Transport) and Aena, S.M.E. S.A.

17 Jul 2025 · Role of taxonomy and STIP for airport investments

Meeting with Heiko Kunst (Head of Unit Climate Action) and Unknown Organization

10 Jul 2025 · Share views on the revised ETS rules and their implication on natural soda ash imports

Meeting with Ilhan Kyuchyuk (Member of the European Parliament) and Wikimedia Europe

2 Jul 2025 · Omnibus 1 package & simplification efforts

Meeting with Giulia Del Brenna (Head of Unit Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs) and Merck and

1 Jul 2025 · The specifics of life science-related upcoming initiatives, including the new Bioeconomy Strategy, the Biotech Act, and Life Science Strategy.

Meeting with Ingrid Keller (Head of Unit Health and Food Safety)

11 Jun 2025 · Touch base on HIV Prevention

Meeting with Marco Panigalli (Head of Unit European Civil Protection and Humanitarian Aid Operations)

4 Jun 2025 · Update on the development of the rescEU stockpiles under the Union Civil Protection Mechanism.

Meeting with Emmanuelle Maire (Head of Unit Environment) and International Flavors & Fragrances

7 May 2025 · Natural polymers

Meeting with Elena Nevado Del Campo (Member of the European Parliament)

29 Apr 2025 · Vaccines for infectious diseases

Meeting with Tomislav Sokol (Member of the European Parliament)

24 Apr 2025 · Health policy

Meeting with Irene Norstedt (Director Research and Innovation) and Global Life Sciences Solutions Operations UK Ltd (doing business as Cytiva) and

22 Apr 2025 · Exchange of views on the upcoming European Commission Communication on a ‘Strategy for European Life Sciences’

Meeting with Bruno Tobback (Member of the European Parliament)

27 Mar 2025 · Biotech Act and the Bioeconomy Strategy

Meeting with Christine Berg (Head of Unit Mobility and Transport) and DJI Europe B.V.

27 Mar 2025 · Update on new DJI technological developments

Meeting with Sirpa Pietikäinen (Member of the European Parliament)

20 Mar 2025 · Biosolutions for health preparedness

Meeting with Matej Tonin (Member of the European Parliament)

20 Mar 2025 · Topics on the Intergroup

Meeting with Pascal Arimont (Member of the European Parliament)

20 Mar 2025 · Civil Protection and Crisis Preparedness training discussion

Meeting with Kamila Kloc (Director Communications Networks, Content and Technology) and

12 Mar 2025 · The EU Harmonised 2 GHz Mobile Satellite Service Frequency Band

Meeting with Sirpa Pietikäinen (Member of the European Parliament)

27 Feb 2025 · Transformative therapies

Meeting with Maroš Šefčovič (Commissioner) and

30 Jan 2025 · EU Trade and Economic Security

Meeting with Hildegard Bentele (Member of the European Parliament) and Inland Navigation Europe

29 Jan 2025 · Water infrastructure

Meeting with Tilly Metz (Member of the European Parliament)

22 Jan 2025 · European Alliance for Transformative Therapies

Meeting with Mark Nicklas (Head of Unit Internal Market, Industry, Entrepreneurship and SMEs) and Garrett Motion

21 Jan 2025 · Decarbonisation of automotive industry and challenges of automotive suppliers

Meeting with Kurt Vandenberghe (Director-General Climate Action) and Garrett Motion

21 Jan 2025 · reduction of CO2 impact

Meeting with Jessica Cariboni (Head of Unit Joint Research Centre)

15 Jan 2025 · The Commission’s sustainable and inclusive wellbeing initiative

Meeting with Andrea Wechsler (Member of the European Parliament) and E-MOBILITY EUROPE and

15 Jan 2025 · EU Energy and industry policy

Meeting with Michalis Hadjipantela (Member of the European Parliament)

15 Jan 2025 · Meeting with Mission Board on Vaccination in Europe

Meeting with Kristian Vigenin (Member of the European Parliament)

26 Sept 2024 · Vaccination campaigns

Meeting with Josianne Cutajar (Member of the European Parliament)

4 Jul 2024 · EU elections

Meeting with Rachel Smit (Cabinet of Commissioner Adina Vălean) and Aena, S.M.E. S.A.

10 Apr 2024 · The future of the aviation industry

Meeting with Jan-Christoph Oetjen (Member of the European Parliament)

9 Apr 2024 · Lobby Meeting

Meeting with Adam Romanowski (Cabinet of Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič) and Knauf Energy Solutions

6 Dec 2023 · Energy efficiency, Energy Performance of Building Directive

Meeting with Frédérique Ries (Member of the European Parliament, Shadow rapporteur) and Acumen Public Affairs and

5 Dec 2023 · Revision of the Pharmaceutical Legislation

Response to Waste Framework review to reduce waste and the environmental impact of waste management

22 Nov 2023

FIPRA is submitting this input on behalf of the Smart Food Technologies (SFT) Coalition. The Coalition for Smart Food Technologies is an initiative founded in September 2023 and sponsored by HelloFresh, Keep-It Technologies, and Zebra Technologies. The SFT Coalition brings together actors across the food value chain with the aim of promoting policies and reforms that encourage innovation and enable the use of new shelf-life technologies to prevent food waste and enhance food safety. The SFT Coalition welcomes the revision of the Waste Framework Directive on Food and Textiles. The ambition of reducing food waste is urgently needed and of high importance in a global context of food insecurity and climate change. Whilst the SFT Coalition finds the implementation of food waste reduction targets as a first step in the right direction, it also believes that the European Commissions current proposal does not take on a fully prescriptive approach to address the low-hanging fruits of food-waste reduction. For instance, Member States could meet a third of their food waste reduction targets in retail, food service, hospitality, and at home by addressing the problems surrounding food waste linked to static date markings which are responsible for 10% of food waste across the Union. Solutions to the flaws of static date markings could be achieved through the implementation and use of smart food technologies.These technologies could offer a new standard for food labelling when used systematically across the value chain, providing customers and retailers more precise and accurate information on food freshness. The SFT Coalition encourages legislators to adopt a more ambitious approach to this proposal by ensuring that smart food technologies, such as temperature indicators or sensors, contribute actively to Member States food waste prevention measures, especially by introducing their alternative use instead of traditional static date-marking. For further information, please consult the document in the Annex.
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Meeting with Ruud Kempener (Cabinet of Commissioner Kadri Simson) and Honeywell Europe NV

19 Jul 2023 · Presentation of Honeywell, CCS and hydrogen strategy

Meeting with Pierre-Arnaud Proux (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager) and ERAMET

25 Apr 2023 · Critical Raw Materials Act

Meeting with Kathleen Van Brempt (Member of the European Parliament, Committee chair) and Valneva

23 Mar 2023 · Exchange of views on HERA - APA

HIV Outcomes urges specialized mental health support for HIV patients

14 Feb 2023
Topic — The consultation explores an EU initiative for mental health promotion and healthcare resilience.
Message — HIV Outcomes recommends expanding mental health access for patients facing stigma. They request standardized monitoring tools and specialized training for healthcare providers.123
Why — The recommendations would increase the integration and sustainability of HIV-specific healthcare services.45
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Response to Vaccine-Preventable Cancers

6 Feb 2023

Please find the ACHIEVE Coalition feedback to the consultation attached.
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Meeting with Maroš Šefčovič (Executive Vice-President) and

26 Jan 2023 · Current economic and energy market situation of the EU (Meeting Slovnaft-100% part MoL Group)

Meeting with Elena Lizzi (Member of the European Parliament, Shadow rapporteur)

17 Jan 2023 · Data Act

Meeting with Peter Liese (Member of the European Parliament, Rapporteur) and BUSINESSEUROPE and

20 Dec 2022 · ETS

Meeting with Gints Freimanis (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis), Sofja Ribkina (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis) and CEMENT,GLASS, CERAMICS AND SOIL PRODUCTS EXPORTERS' ASSOCIATION

1 Dec 2022 · EU anti-dumping investigation against imports of ceramic tiles originating, inter alia, in Türkiye

Meeting with Elena Lizzi (Member of the European Parliament, Shadow rapporteur)

14 Oct 2022 · Data Act

Meeting with Caroline Boeshertz (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Valdis Dombrovskis) and ERAMET

28 Sept 2022 · Raw Materials initiative

Meeting with Werner Stengg (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Margrethe Vestager) and SOPRA STERIA GROUP

6 Sept 2022 · Presentation of Sopra Steria, AI Act, Data Act, Data Governance Act.

ACHIEVE Coalition urges EHDS to improve viral hepatitis tracking

27 Jul 2022
Topic — This consultation explores creating a unified European infrastructure for sharing electronic health information.
Message — The coalition wants better data collection on viral hepatitis and related liver diseases. They advocate for cross-border data sharing to ensure continuity of care and disease prevention.12
Why — Detailed patient data would help these companies market their treatments and diagnostic products more effectively.3
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Meeting with Daniel Mes (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans) and World Travel and Tourism Council

13 Jul 2022 · Meeting with World Travel and Tourism Council delegation to discuss what the Commission is doing on transport resilience and tourism policies; to share update on the WTTC member priorities.

Meeting with Sara Cerdas (Member of the European Parliament)

20 May 2022 · Rare Diseases

Meeting with Dārta Tentere (Cabinet of Commissioner Mairead Mcguinness) and ERAMET

17 May 2022 · Sustainable reporting, taxonomy

Response to Proposal for a Council Recommendation on long-term care

25 Mar 2022

HIV Outcomes, a network comprising of over 35 individuals and organisations advocating for the well-being of people living with HIV, welcomes the European Care Strategy and its foreseen reforms in long-term care (LTC), and is pleased that improving well-being for those in care is one of the Strategy’s objectives, as noted in the ‘2021 LTC in EU’ report (hereinafter the report). In line with our input to Green Paper on Ageing, this Strategy should improve well-being for people in LTC and living with a long-term condition. According to the European Health Interview Survey, people living with long-term conditions self-report poorer well-being than the general population and often face greater LTC dependency. As highlighted in the Green Paper and the Report on ‘The Impact of Demographic Change’, the growing burden of long-term conditions associated with the increase in life expectancy, will become a major challenge for care systems, so the well-being of people in care living with such conditions should be a key target of this Strategy. It is known how complex it is to improve well-being for those in care living with a long-term condition. We call for the adoption of integrated models of LTC based on multidisciplinary and cross-sectoral cooperation between care and healthcare practitioners, as they are best positioned to meet the needs and improve well-being for this population. We concur with the report in that LTC and healthcare policy should be seen together because not only does healthcare policy have a direct impact on LTC, but also greater dependency of LTC and healthcare services is reported among those living with long-term conditions. The provision of integrated LTC is thus essential and should be encouraged in this Strategy. In moving towards integrated models of LTC, we want to raise awareness of the importance of health-related quality of life (HRQoL) – an indicator to capture the multi-dimensional issues challenging well-being for those living with a long-term condition. Traditionally, HRQoL is used in health technology assessment but is gaining prominence in oncology and HIV as a guiding paradigm towards more targeted and person-centred models of care. As such, it can help assess the quality of LTC by offering a more precise and measurable indicator. People living with HIV are affected by these issues and should be targeted in the Strategy, for HIV has turned into a long-term condition thanks to recent therapy breakthroughs, yet they report poorer well-being than the general population. They demand quality LTC to manage the needs associated with the condition and its often disabling co-morbidities, such as mental disorders, osteoporosis, respiratory diseases, etc. The impact of these co-morborbidities on well-being may be exacerbated by discrimination and stigma, and by the comorbidities linked to ageing. In care settings, it has been reported episodes of stigma and discrimination towards people living with HIV and/or other stigmatised conditions. Protecting those vulnerable from abuse or neglect is rightly reflected in the report as a prerequisite for quality LTC. The Strategy should, therefore, include actions to tackle stigma and discrimination and educate care workers. In addition, with the increase in life expectancy and the breakthroughs in retroviral therapy, the number of old people living with HIV is larger than ever and can be subject to issues of triple stigma related to ageism, HIV and anti-LGTBQ prejudice. In view of this evidence, we hence recommend that this Strategy: 1. calls for the adoption of integrated models of LTC as best positioned to meet the needs of those in LTC and living with long-term conditions, 2. recognises HRQoL as a valuable indicator to guide policy reforms towards more targeted and person-centred models of LTC, 3. addresses stigma and discrimination in care settings (e.g. towards people living with HIV and other stigmatised conditions).
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Meeting with Stella Kyriakides (Commissioner)

3 Mar 2022 · VTC Meeting with HIV Outcomes steering group on EU health policy, HIV and health related quality of life

Response to Cancer Screening Recommendation

18 Feb 2022

The ACHIEVE Coalition, advocating to end hepatitis by 2030 and comprising patient associations, academics, clinicians and industry, welcomes an update to the 2003 Council Recommendation on cancer screening and recommends the inclusion of liver cancer and its key determinant viral hepatitis in the updated Recommendation since liver cancer is largely preventable and treatable when diagnosed early. Liver cancer has become a major health burden in the European Union and the 10th most frequent cancer among men, with similar incidence rates than stomach and pancreas and higher prevalence than leukemia, brain, larynx or testis cancer. Overall, Europe has the second-largest share of liver cancer cases and deaths in the world (10%) well above North (4.7%) and Latin America (6.8%) and only surpassed by Asia (67%). Each year, there are up to 90,000 new cases and around 80,000 deaths in Europe, likely amongst the most vulnerable groups in our societies. By 2040, it is estimated that new deaths and cases of liver cancer will exceed 100,000 per year. The EU has seen a dramatic increase in liver cancer mortality and morbidity due to insufficient progress against viral hepatitis, excessive alcohol consumption and a rise in obesity rates. Unlike other solid cancers, which used to have a high fatal burden but for which incidence and mortality rates are stable or declining, in the EU there has been a 70% increase in liver cancer-related deaths in the past three decades, highlighting the need for coordinated preventive action across Europe. Altogether, liver cancer today has the lowest survival rate among all cancers monitored by the Joint Research Centre. The burden of liver disease can be significantly reduced with the preventive tools now available. This Recommendation should therefore facilitate the roll-out of screening programmes for liver cancer targeted at people with jeopardized liver health and help expand efforts against viral hepatitis. Viral hepatitis B (HBV) C (HCV) are responsible for over 70% of liver cancer cases and are defined as cancer preventable risk factors by WHO and recognised as such in Europe’s Beating Cancer Plan. HBV is preventable with a vaccine and, when there is a chronic infection, the disease can be controlled. For its part, chronic infection with HCV is curable with effective treatment. In addition, there is a significantly elevated cancer risk for people infected with chronic hepatitis D (HDV) which is a co-infection of HBV, estimated to be present in 3% of people living with HBV in WHO Europe (13 million). Worryingly, up to 90% of people infected with hepatitis in the European Union are unaware of their infection (9-10 million), especially vulnerable groups who are disproportionally affected by HCV such as people who use drugs. Without being linked to care, their liver health gradually deteriorates and can eventually lead to cancer. Health economic models suggest that the elimination of viral hepatitis C alone would reduce the burden of liver cancer through morbidity and death by more than 65% In view of this evidence, we hence recommend that in the updated Council Recommendation: 1. Liver cancer be included in the list of cancers which are specifically mentioned, alongside breast, colorectal, cervical and other cancers, and viral hepatitis be mentioned as a key determinant for liver cancer (currently Recital 3); 2. Viral hepatitis be included in the list of criteria when taking account of the specific needs for persons who might be at a higher cancer risk (currently Recital 11); 3. Monitoring and screening for liver cancer among specific risk groups whose liver health is and/or can be jeopardized (e.g., through a chronic infection with viral hepatitis) be included in the measures, as the efficacy of such preventive measures has been proven. The EU can play a key role in supporting Member States to reduce the burden of liver cancer. ACHIEVE reiterates its support for this proposal.
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Meeting with Sara Cerdas (Member of the European Parliament)

25 Jan 2022 · Exchange of views for the future positioning of Madeira Island in Europe

Meeting with Barbara Glowacka (Cabinet of Commissioner Kadri Simson) and Honeywell Europe NV

29 Nov 2021 · To discuss how Honeywell can support the Commission’s work on the upcoming regulation to reduce methane emissions – specifically in the energy sector.

Meeting with Stella Kyriakides (Commissioner)

9 Nov 2021 · VTC Meeting with HIV Outcomes Steering Group on HIV/AIDS policy and quality of life

Meeting with Tom Vandenkendelaere (Member of the European Parliament)

10 Jun 2021 · CBRN threats

Meeting with Stefanie Hiesinger (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans) and Hybrit Development AB

7 Dec 2020 · Presentation of the HYBRIT project’s progress in view of the ambitious Green Deal objectives

Meeting with Hugo Sobral (Cabinet of Commissioner Elisa Ferreira)

2 Dec 2020 · Webinar Portuguese EU presidency - "Summer storms or a new normal?"

Meeting with Veronica Gaffey (the Chair of the Regulatory Scrutiny Board Regulatory Scrutiny Board)

22 Sept 2020 · Better Regulation virtual event

Meeting with Stefanie Hiesinger (Cabinet of Executive Vice-President Frans Timmermans)

22 Sept 2020 · Classification of the alumina industry in the EU ETS

Meeting with Elzbieta Lukaniuk (Cabinet of Commissioner Adina Vălean)

28 Feb 2020 · Meeting with Smart Kid Belt on road safety

Meeting with Maroš Šefčovič (Executive Vice-President)

7 Feb 2020 · EU long term priorities

Meeting with Margaritis Schinas (Vice-President) and

29 Jan 2020 · The Green Deal, The Revised Schengen Code, Competition in the shipping industry

Meeting with Anne Bucher (Director-General Health and Food Safety)

29 Jan 2020 · Keynote speaker at launch of W@Life Sciences

Meeting with Juraj Nociar (Cabinet of Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič)

23 Jan 2020 · Working priorities in the new EC

Meeting with Anne Bucher (Director-General Health and Food Safety)

28 Jun 2019 · o A senior European Commissioner to oversee cross- and inter-sectoral action on health and well-being, o Strengthened health and well-being impact assessments in the EU; o A ‘home for health’ within the Commission to create a centre of knowledge and expertise to cooperate with other international organisations such as the WHO and OECD.

Meeting with Kaius Kristian Hedberg (Cabinet of Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska)

25 Sept 2018 · microprocessing. Global Foundries also attended the meeting

Meeting with Nele Eichhorn (Cabinet of Vice-President Cecilia Malmström)

25 Sept 2018 · Developments in the global contract chipmaking market

Meeting with Eric Peters (Cabinet of Commissioner Mariya Gabriel) and World Travel & Tourism Council

4 Sept 2018 · technologies and digitalisation of Travel and Tourism

Meeting with Gertrud Ingestad (Director-General Informatics)

18 Jul 2018 · Commission Digital Strategy

Meeting with Stephen Quest (Director-General Taxation and Customs Union)

6 Jul 2018 · Customs Futures 2018-2025

Meeting with Gertrud Ingestad (Director-General Informatics) and Microsoft Corporation

27 Jun 2018 · Commisson Digital Strategy

Meeting with Risto Artjoki (Cabinet of Vice-President Jyrki Katainen), Risto Artjoki (Cabinet of Vice-President Jyrki Katainen) and Dow Europe GmbH

18 Apr 2018 · Industrial policy in Europe

Meeting with Silke Obst (Cabinet of Commissioner Violeta Bulc) and Belron International Limited

22 Mar 2018 · Connected and automated driving

Meeting with Grzegorz Radziejewski (Cabinet of Vice-President Jyrki Katainen) and EUMEPS and

26 Oct 2017 · The New Plastics Economy

Meeting with Kaius Kristian Hedberg (Cabinet of Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska), Rolf Carsten Bermig (Cabinet of Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska) and Dow Europe GmbH

28 Sept 2017 · EU industrial policy strategy

Meeting with Antonio Lowndes Marques De Araujo Vicente (Cabinet of Commissioner Carlos Moedas), Robert Schröder (Cabinet of Commissioner Carlos Moedas) and Dow Europe GmbH

5 Sept 2017 · future framework programme

Meeting with Daniel Calleja Crespo (Director-General Environment) and Dow Europe GmbH

5 Sept 2017 · EU industrial policy and Circular Economy

Meeting with Miguel Arias Cañete (Commissioner) and

23 Mar 2017 · CAN GAS SPUR THE ENERGY TRANSITION IN CENTRAL AND EASTERN EUROPE?

Meeting with Maria Elena Scoppio (Cabinet of Commissioner Pierre Moscovici)

7 Feb 2017 · Impact of innovation on EU economic recovery

Meeting with Karmenu Vella (Commissioner) and

30 Jan 2017 · Innovation and chemicals

Meeting with Vytenis Andriukaitis (Commissioner) and

30 Jan 2017 · Pesticides; competition

Meeting with Xavier Prats Monné (Director-General Health and Food Safety)

4 Feb 2016 · Preperation of the Conference 'Enhancing Value of the European Health Systems'

Meeting with Andras Inotai (Cabinet of Vice-President Karmenu Vella)

25 Jan 2016 · European Maritime Day

Meeting with Juho Romakkaniemi (Cabinet of Vice-President Jyrki Katainen) and Starbucks Coffee Company

15 Oct 2015 · Taxation and investment

Meeting with Robert Madelin (Director-General Communications Networks, Content and Technology)

28 Jul 2015 · DSM and Innovation

Meeting with Eric Mamer (Digital Economy)

9 Jul 2015 · DSM

Meeting with Robert Madelin (Director-General Communications Networks, Content and Technology) and King.com Ltd.

9 Jul 2015 · DSM

Meeting with Joao Aguiar Machado (Director-General Mobility and Transport)

4 Mar 2015 · Cruise industry, regulatory environment

Meeting with Lowri Evans (Director-General Maritime Affairs and Fisheries)

4 Mar 2015 · Cruise Industry

Meeting with Violeta Bulc (Commissioner) and

3 Mar 2015 · Adam Goldstein CLIA

Meeting with Robert Madelin (Director-General Communications Networks, Content and Technology) and BASF SE and

12 Feb 2015 · Digital Single Market, Innovation

Meeting with Michael Curtis (Cabinet of High Representative / Vice-President Federica Mogherini)

22 Jan 2015 · Situation in Libya and EU policy including sanctions

Meeting with Kaius Kristian Hedberg (Cabinet of Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska), Rolf Carsten Bermig (Cabinet of Commissioner Elżbieta Bieńkowska)

22 Jan 2015 · Life sciences sector

Meeting with Robert Madelin (Director-General Communications Networks, Content and Technology)

13 Jan 2015 · MSS, DAG, Third Package review and Innovation

Meeting with Peter Van Kemseke (Cabinet of Vice-President Maroš Šefčovič)

12 Dec 2014 · Energy Union