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Capital: Berlin<br /> Population: 82.244.000<br /> Area: 357.022 km2 Capital: Vienna<br /> Population: 8.334.325<br /> Area: 83.858 km2 Capital: Brusnomls<br /> Population: 10.584.534<br /> Area: 32.545 km2 Capital: Sofia<br /> Population: 7.640.238<br /> Area: 110.912 km2 Capital: Nicodatea<br /> Population: 855.000<br /> Area: 9.251 km2 Capital: Copenhagen<br /> Population: 5.482.266<br /> Area: 43.094 km2 Capital: Madrid<br /> Population: 45.200.737<br /> Area: 505.992 km2 Capital: Tallinn<br /> Population: 1.340.600<br /> Area: 45.100 km2 Capital: Heldatenki<br /> Population: 5.312.353<br /> Area: 338.145 km2 Capital: Paris<br /> Population: 64.473.140<br /> Area: 551.500 km Capital: Athens<br /> Population: 11.147.000<br /> Area: 131.957 km2 Capital: Budapest<br /> Population: 10.043.000<br /> Area: 93.032 km2 Capital: Dublin<br /> Population: 4.339.000<br /> Area: 70.273 km2 Capital: Rome<br /> Population: 59.536.507<br /> Area: 301.318 km2 Capital: Riga<br /> Population: 2.269.600<br /> Area: 64.600 km2 Capital: Vilnius<br /> Population: 3.361.100<br /> Area: 65.300 km2 Capital: Luxembourg<br /> Population: 483.800<br /> Area: 2.586 km2 Capital: Valletta<br /> Population: 407.000<br /> Area: 316 km2 Capital: Amsterdam<br /> Population: 16.426.371<br /> Area: 41.528 km2 Capital: Warsaw<br /> Population: 38.115.967<br /> Area: 312.685 km2 Capital: Lisbonne<br /> Population: 10.623.000<br /> Area: 91.982 km2 Capital: Prague<br /> Population: 10.403.136<br /> Area: 78.866 km2 Capital: Bucharest<br /> Population: 21.438.000<br /> Area: 238.391 km2 Capital: London<br /> Population: 60.587.300<br /> Area: 242.900 km2 Capital: Bratislava<br /> Population: 5.402.273<br /> Area: 49.033 km2 Capital: Ljubljana<br /> Population: 2.025.768<br /> Area: 20.256 km2 Capital: Stockholm<br /> Population: 9.201.650<br /> Area: 449.964 km2

the association

Our philosophy

The Association's goal is to connect citizens with the institutions at the highest level of our democracy and to provide maximum information that enables them to integrate European citizenship.

The European Union is currently the world's largest democracy: its regulations and guidelines have their roots in the Judeo Christian values that are shared by 500 000 million people of different cultures and languages across 27 countries, along with many very remote regions (Dominions, Dom Tom) related to each state.
Nevertheless, our citizens are not always aware of the importance of their unique and common citizenship and are not enough aware of the rights arising in their daily lives.

European news

Europarlement - news

  • Focus - Newsletter: Strasbourg plenary session 21-24 May 2012
    MEPs will have much to discuss during the Strasbou ...
  • Article - Day against homophobia: the situation in the EU is improving
    May 17 is the International day against homophobia ...

    • Europarlement - press releases

  • Press release - Libya: MEPs hopeful for upcoming elections but worried about arms smuggling - Committee on Foreign Affairs
    Hopes for Libya's June elections, the first in alm ...
  • Press release - MEPs urge EU to act before Sudan and South Sudan go to war - Committee on Foreign Affairs
    The Foreign Affairs Committee on Monday urged the ...

    • our activities

    Our work with associations, SOHO, SME

    Specializing since 1999 in educating citizens on their access to their European rights and in projects engineering, in order to obtaining structural funds in the context of regional development policy, we suggest you submit the different possibilities which associations and small businesses can be awarded. The internal politics of each country should be the application of EU regulations and serve the public interest and not the interests of various political parties.

    We go to the meeting of Directors, Presidents and Heads of small undertaking, which are the ultimate beneficiaries of the policy.

    Europe

    Understanding Europe

    We are citizens of the largest democracy of the world (see art.39 of the Charter of Fundamental Rights).

    The purpose of this website is to connect you with institutions at the highest level, to bring you the most information for you to take ownership of European citizenship and open the doors on the many opportunities offered by European institutions.

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    Michèle ATZENHOFFER


    Need some information ?

    Mrs ATZENHOFFER, Consultant in European Projects Managing, is to listen.
    Consulting, technical support and research partnership are her specialties.

    Did you know ?

    The first President of the European Parliament was Paul Henri Spaak, from 1952 until 1954.

    Simone VEIL


    The first woman to be President of the European Parliament was Simone Veil, from 1979 until 1982.

    Nicole FONTAINE
    Mrs Nicole Fontaine was the second woman to be President of the European Parliament, from 1999 until 2002.

    The other Presidents