<p>On 24th October, the EESC will welcome some 100 Enlargement Candidate Members (ECMs) in the Enlargement High-Level Forum "Towards&nbsp; successful EU Enlargement" jointly organised with the European Commission back-to-back to Plenary. This forum will gather high-level representatives from the European Commission, Member States, Candidate Countries and potential candidate countries. The event will highlight the role of social dialogue and civil society in progressing on the accession path, including the importance of upholding the EU&rsquo;s fundamental values. It will also be an occasion to take stock of what the EESC has achieved so far and what direction&nbsp; the project of ECMs will take in the next months.</p>
<p>This event will be broadcast live via the following link: <a href="https://www.eesc.europa.eu/fr/agenda/our-events/events/enlargement-high-level-forum/webstream">https://www.eesc.europa.eu/fr/agenda/our-events/events/enlargement-high-level-forum/webstream</a>&nbsp;</p>

The Covid-19 crisis has accelerated Europeans' awareness that common strategies are needed to develop an innovative and competitive economy and to accomplish the climate and digital transition. From breakthrough technologies to space policy, from the defence industry to the regulation of platforms, the Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton outlined the challenges that Europe is currently facing.

This event was organised in partnership with the Institut Catholique de Paris and the Faculty of Law of the Catholic University of Lille.

The discussions was moderated by Jean-Dominique Giuliani, President of the Robert Schuman Foundation, and was held in French.

The Covid-19 crisis has accelerated Europeans' awareness that common strategies are needed to develop an innovative and competitive economy and to accomplish the climate and digital transition. From breakthrough technologies to space policy, from the defence industry to the regulation of platforms, the Internal Market Commissioner Thierry Breton outlined the challenges that Europe is currently facing.

This event was organised in partnership with the Institut Catholique de Paris and the Faculty of Law of the Catholic University of Lille.

The discussions was moderated by Jean-Dominique Giuliani, President of the Robert Schuman Foundation, and was held in French. 

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