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30 June - 3 July: Committees and Political Groups
In the week of 30 June, Members' work is split between meetings in Parliamentary Committees and political groups. During this week, a Committee on Development will send a delegation to the 4th Financing for Development Conference (FfD4) in Seville to exchange views with stakeholders and support reforms of the international financial architecture. Meanwhile, the Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development will discuss draft reports on the livestock and wine sectors, focusing on a sustainable future for the EU livestock sector and on structural support measures in the wine sector. Follow the links below to discover this week's highlights.
The European Parliament’s calendar for 2025 is available through the link below. Parliament decides its annual calendar of work on the basis of a proposal by the Conference of Presidents. It is divided into plenary sittings (part-sessions) and meetings.
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