Activities
To achieve its objectives, the EMB organizes annually through Belgium a diversified program and activities accessible to a wide audience:
- Cultural evenings on member and candidate states to the EU,
- A rally "Brussels Capital of Europe"
- Public debates with Belgian and European personalities
- Radio broadcasts
- Exhibitions,
- Interactive animations during the Europe Day
- Open weekends at Val Duchesse to commemorate the 50 years of Rome Treaty (20 000 visitors)
In partnership with the young comity and Young European Federalists- Belgium, the EMB is also introducing a range of activities for young people:
- training weekends on Europe
- visit of the European institutions in Brussels, Strasbourg and Luxembourg,
- Interschool debates,
- Interactive lessons on current events,
- Seminars.
The European Movement - Belgium finally participates in the activities of the International European Movement.
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