AMU, Alm.del - 2010-11 (1. samling) - Bilag 195: Invitation til konference "Growth and Jobs in Europe undtil 2020: the role of the EU"

Growth and Jobs in Europe until 2020:the role of the EUModerator:Bjarke Møller, Editor-in-Chief, Mandag Morgen08:45 – 09:15Registration and coffee09:15Welcome by organisers09:30Which policies should have priority for the EU toplay a crucial role in creating growth and jobs inEurope?- Dariusz Rosati, prof., former Polish Ministerof Foreign Affairs- Henning Christophersen, former Vice-President of the European Commission- Steen Bocian, Chief Economist, Den DanskeBankQ&A11:00Coffee break11:30An EU budget for growth and jobs- Janusz Lewandowski, Commissionerfor financial programming and budget,European Commission- Ryszard Petru, Chief Economist, PKO PolishBank- Claus Hjorth Frederiksen,Minister for FinanceQ&A13:00Concluding remarks by organisers13:15 – 14:00Light mealVenue:Danske Bank, KuppelsalenLaksegade 81063 København KRegistrationby e-mail before 24 May 2011 to:[email protected]Remark:limited number of seats

Time: 27 May 2011, 08:45 – 13:00Place: Danske Bank, Kuppelsalen, Laksegade 10The Polish Ambassador, the Head of the European Commission Representation and the Acting Head of theEuropean Parliament Information Office in Denmark cordially invite you to a conference entitled Growthand Jobs in Europe until 2020: the role of the EU.The economic crisis, the sovereign debt crisis, globalisation, ageing of the populations and climatechange and energy security are all challenges which call for a more dynamic European economy.The conference will discuss ways to increase economic growth and jobs in the European Union and willparticularly focus on the role which the EU can play.In a first session the discussion will focus on ways the EU by coordination and /or via some of its mainpolicies can contribute to create economic growth and more jobs in Europe. EU policies to be consideredwould be the Single Market, the European regional policies, energy policy and R&D policies.The second session will focus on how the next multiannual EU budget for the period after 2013 cancontribute to improve competitiveness, jobs and social cohesion in the European Union – the mainpriorities for the EU spending and ways to finance the budget.We look forward to seeing you.Yours sincerely,