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THURSDAY 14 OCTOBER 2010 From 2.30pm to 6.30pm European Parliament Hemicycle, Brussels EPE 2010 FACT SHEET EPE 2010 FACT SHEET Under the patronage of Mr. Jose Manuel Barroso, President of the European Commission With the support of the Belgian Presidency of the Council of the European Union

The European Parliament of Enterprises 2010 (EPE) is an exceptional event organised by EUROCHAMBRES following the success of its first edition in entrepreneurs, mainly from SMEs, coming from 27 EU and 19 non-EU EUROCHAMBRES members will take part in it. Businesses will debate topical issues and vote directly on resolutions which will be presented to the Belgian Presidency of the European Union. The European Parliament of Enterprises will take place in the hemicycle of the European Parliament (Brussels) on Thursday 14 October 2010 from 2.30 pm to 6.30 pm.

WHY? The EPE will recreate a parliamentary session and give the floor to European entrepreneurs. This highlights the “economic democracy” of the Chambers of Commerce and Industry through their representation and their structure. The EPE will also bring businesses face-to-face with decision-makers of the European Parliament and European Commission and thereby enhance mutual understanding.

EPE National Coordinators are appointed in all national Chambers of EUROCHAMBRES’ member countries. The coordinators are in charge of recruiting the businesses, raising awareness and helping them to prepare for the debates. These businesses will subsequently form a “permanent sample” for EUROCHAMBRES to gather feedback and data on the situation of SMEs in Europe. The European Parliament of Enterprises is held every two years. How is the event organised?

775 entrepreneurs from both EU and non EU countries will participate in the event. For those coming from the 27 EU Member States, the allocation of seats is based on the European Parliament configuration according to the Lisbon Treaty, with a total of 751 seats. These entrepreneurs will debate on the specific topics and vote. For those from the 19 non-EU EUROCHAMBRES members, 24 seats have been allocated on the basis of their contributions to EUROCHAMBRES and their status with respect to the European Union. These entrepreneurs will take part as observers. In both cases, the delegation will, as much as possible, reflect the make-up of the national economy (size, sector, location). The seating of business delegations in the hemicycle is done according to the alphabetical order of country names (order of European protocol) by row. The rest of the seats are occupied by the press, EUROCHAMBRES and Chambers invitees. Who is participating? Who is participating?

After comparing the political priorities for 2010 put forward by the European Commission, the European Parliament, the Belgian Presidency and EUROCHAMBRES, three fields of interest for debate have been identified: Economy / Resources / Markets. EUROCHAMBRES is working with experts of the relevant European Parliament Committees, as well as the DGs of the European Commission. Specific proposals will emerge from these exchanges and from discussions within the EUROCHAMBRES working groups. Which topics will be discussed? Which topics will be discussed?

The national Chambers, leading their delegations, will organise National Programmes in Brussels. This will allow national delegates to meet Commission officials, members of the European Parliament, their governments’ permanent representatives and, of course, other EPE delegates. For the delegations not planning to have National Programmes, the Morning Conference will be organised by EUROCHAMBRES. The European Parliament of Enterprises will take place in the afternoon. The gathering of the national delegations will be devoted to debating the issues and holding votes (three sessions – 1 hour per session). During the sessions, the entrepreneurs will discuss issues linked to the concerns of enterprises and will vote on recommendations to be presented to the Belgian Presidency of the EU. Programme

MORNING SESSION: 10:30am – 12:30pm 1:30pm – 2:30pm 12:30pm – 2:30pm AFTERNOON SESSION: 2.30am 3.00pm 4.00pm 5.00pm 6.00pm 6.30pm 9.00pm EUROCHAMBRES MORNING CONFERENCE WELCOME COFFEE REGISTRATION EUROPEAN PARLIAMENT OF ENTERPRISES OPENING SESSION by: Mr. Jerzy BUZEK, President of the European Parliament (tbc) Mr. Herman VAN ROMPUY, President of the European Council (tbc) Mr. José Manuel BARROSO, President of the European Commission (tbc) Mr. Alessandro BARBERIS, President of EUROCHAMBRES FIRST SESSION – ECONOMY Presentation of the topic through a video clip Debate between the entrepreneurs and the representatives of the EU Institutions (European Commission and the European Parliament) Vote of the entrepreneurs on resolutions SECOND SESSION – RESOURCES Presentation of the topic through a video clip Debate between the entrepreneurs and the representatives of the EU Institutions (European Commission and the European Parliament) Vote of the entrepreneurs on resolutions THIRD SESSION – MARKETS Presentation of the topic through a video clip Debate between the entrepreneurs and the representatives of the EU Institutions (European Commission and the European Parliament) Vote of the entrepreneurs on resolutions CLOSING SESSION by: Mr. Alessandro BARBERIS, President of EUROCHAMBRES Mr. Yves LETERME, Prime-Minister of Belgium, Belgian Presidency of the EU (tbc) Networking Cocktail (the entrepreneurs and the representatives of the EU Institutions). End of the event Draft Programme

YOUR EPE NATIONAL COORDINATOR Name: Georgi Stoev Contact Details: EUROCHAMBRES Irina TIKHONOVA, EPE Project Assistant – Tel Guendalina COMINOTTI, Press and Communications Officer – Tel EUROCHAMBRES, avenue des Arts 19 A/D, B Brussels CONTACTS

THANK YOU!