Equality and the Competitiveness Agenda

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Ongoing (updated on 04/05/2026) - Bureau decision date: 28/04/2026
Reference
SOC/874-EESC
Opinion Type
Exploratory opinion Presidency
Rapporteur
Rebecca SUNNUS (Civil Society Organisations - GR III/Germany)
Plenary session number
609
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Gender Equality
Competitiveness

Practical information

Composition of the study group & calendar

Administrator in charge: Bartek Bednarowicz / Assistant: Virginie André

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