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Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
EU Office Brussels
Rue du Taciturne 38
BE-1000 Brussels
Belgium
brussels(at)fes.de
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Since 1973: Bolstering European Social Democracy for over 50 years! Welcome to the FES EU Office
02.10.2023
| Democracy, Gender Equality and Diversity, Migration, Integration, EU Fundamental Rights, Economy and Social Affairs, Trade and Sustainable Development, Foreign, Security and Defence Policy, News, Event
50 years of FES EU Office: We're celebrating!
On 2 October 1973, the FES EU Office opened its doors in Brussels. For half a century, it has actively accompanied and helped shape social democratic... More
25.08.2023
| News
Stellenanzeige: EU-Finanz- und Wirtschaftspolitik
Wir suchen zur Verstärkung unseres Teams eine_n wissenschaftliche_n Mitarbeiter_in/Referent_in (m/w/d) für die Arbeitsfelder EU-Finanz- und... More
12.07.2023
| Trade and Sustainable Development, News
Voices from Latin America and the Caribbean: Our FES-work in the region
After a long eight-year break, the EU-CELAC Summit returned to Brussels on July 17 and 18. Check out some perspectives from Latin America and the... More
10.07.2023
| Foreign, Security and Defence Policy, News
Euro-Atlantic Triangle: Joint project with CEPS
NATO-EU cooperation, EU strategic autonomy, and pan-European security in an era of rivalry. We present our new project with CEPS on stabilising... More
| Democracy, Gender Equality and Diversity, Publication, News
Policy Paper: How to Improve the EU’s Rule of Law Toolbox?
Read our new policy paper with concrete recommendations on how to improve the EU’s rule of law toolbox. More
Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
The EU Office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung
The EU Office of the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung (FES), with its headquarters in Brussels and activities in Brussels and Strasbourg, was opened in 1973. The EU Office participates in the European integration process, backs and accompanies the interests of the Federal Republic of Germany in Europe and contributes to shaping the external relations of the European Union.
As an agency of dialogue, education and consultancy, the Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung thereby fulfils its special role as a ‘political network organisation’ for and with the various European institutions. The Friedrich-Ebert-Stiftung's European and worldwide network facilitates political, economic, social and environmental dialogue between Germany and Europe, within Europe and between Europe and the rest of the world and also at global level.
