Week Ahead 3rd of November - 9th of November

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THE EUROPEAN PERSPECTIVE 03 November – 09 November 2015 This version was published on 03 October 2015. For more recently updated information, please consult the online version. * All the times listed below are local times for the region in which they are listed.

Highlights of the Week  

UNESCO, General Conference. 3-18 November More information EPC: Turkey votes - What next after the elections? More information

For more info about UN events in New York, please visit: http://bit.ly/ZunP7a

Visits to Brussels No high-level visits reported for this week.

Ongoing events 

19 October – 6 November Geneva, OHCHR: Human Rights Committee / 115th session More information 26 October – 20 November OHCHR: Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination against Women / 62nd session More information 2 – 13 November OHCHR: Universal Periodic Review / 23rd session More information


Tuesday 3 November Brussels  Mid-term conference on the environmental footprint pilot phase. 3-4 November. More information Frankfurt  World Bank - FinSAC Regional Seminar on the Single Supervisory Mechanism. 3-4 November More information New York  Press briefings: o President of the General Assembly, Mogens Lykketoft, will address reporters at the General Assembly Stakeout. At 11:30 a.m. o President of the Security Council, Ambassador Matthew Rycroft of the United Kingdom. At 12:30 p.m. More information  UN High Commissioner for Refugees will take part in a high-level panel discussion on the importance of nationality in today’s world. At 11:30 a.m. More information Paris 

UNESCO, General Conference. 3-18 November More information

Wednesday 4 November Bangkok, Thailand  2015 Global Perspectives. 4-6 November More information Brussels  Lunchtime briefing: Cohesion and growth: challenges and prospects for EU policy-making. At 1 p.m. More information  EPC: Turkey votes - What next after the elections? More information Copenhagen/Malmö  Living cities – sustainable growth and quality of life. 4-6 November. More information London 

Key findings from OECD’s Health at a Glance 2015: London launch event More information

Luxembourg  Common social values and principles & social governance More information 2


New York  Noon briefing by the Assistant Secretary-General for Human Rights, Ivan Šimonoviæ, who will brief reporters on the issue of the death penalty. More information  “Terrorism and International Criminal Law: Debate on Legal Challenges related to a prospective International Court against Terrorism”. At 1:15 p.m. More information  “The United Nations at 70: Moments and Milestones and UN Headquarters: A Workshop for Peace exhibitions” At 6:00 p.m. More information Skhirat, Morocco  SEMED Business Forum: Unleashing the Potential More information Washington D.C.  Poverty and Applied Microeconomics Seminar. At 12:30 p.m. More information  Macro, Trade, and Finance Seminar More information

Thursday 5 November Brussels  Info day on the 2016-2017 Horizon 2020 Work programme ‘Smart, green and integrated transport’ More information  Justice and Home Affairs Council More information  "Is Europe back on a Growth Track with its Energy Union and in Promoting Innovation?" At 2:30 p.m. More information  EPC: Capital Markets Union - Achieving the free movement of capital. At 8 a.m. More information  Friedrich Naumann Stiftung: “Comb, cushion, constitution: What can we offer the refugees?” At 12:30 p.m. More information  IFRI: Europe's Greek Crisis: Hang Together or Hang Separately? At 17:30 p.m. More information Chicago 

Eighteenth Annual International Banking Conference: The Future of Large, Internationally Active Banks. 5-6 November More information

Luxembourg  12th Asia-Europe Foreign Ministers' Meeting (ASEM FMM12) - Working together for a sustainable and secure future. 5-6 November. More information 3


Washington DC  Sixteenth Jacques Polak Annual Research Conference: “Unconventional Monetary and Exchange Rate Policies”. 5-6 November. More information

Friday 6 November International Day for Preventing the Exploitation of the Environment in War and Armed Conflict More information

Brussels  Info day the 2016-2017 Horizon 2020 Work programme ‘Cross-cutting activities’ – Call ‘Smart and sustainable cities’ More information  Lunchtime debate: EU Cohesion Policy and Structural and Investment Funds. At 1 p.m. More information  ‘Disorder in the Middle East’: opportunities and limits for Iranian action after the nuclear agreement. At 12 a.m. More information

Monday 9 November International Week of Science and Peace. 9–15 November (the week in which 11 November falls) More information

Brussels  Eurogroup More information  Bioeconomy investment summit – Unlocking EU leadership in 21st century bioeconomy. 910 November More information  IES: European Climate Leadership and COP21: Assessing EU relations with China and India. At 12 p.m. More information

CEPS: Data protection vs. Digital Single Market – Can the Juncker Commission square the circle? At 13:30 p.m. More information

London 

CBI: Annual Conference More information

Moltkes Palae, Denmark  Energy Infrastructure Forum (EIF) – Inaugural event. 9-10 November. More information

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Paris 

New World Forum 2015. 9-10 November More information

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