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Europaudvalget 2014-15 (1. samling)
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European Commission Representation in Finland organises a Conference:

15 YEARS OF AREA OF FREEDOM, SECURITY AND JUSTICE

EU STRATEGY FOR THE NEXT DECADE

The European Council held a special meeting in Tampere in October 1999 on the creation

of an area of freedom, security and justice in the European Union. Much has been

achieved based on the Tampere and subsequent Hague and Stockholm Programmes.

The next European Commission will take the work further, using a number of strategic

documents by various EU Institutions as the starting point. As the new College is taking up

its work, the Commission invites Member States and stakeholders to contribute to the

discussions at a conference in Tampere.

Dates: 4

-‐5

November 2014

Venue: Tampere Hall, Yliopistonkatu 55, Tampere, Finland

4th November 2014

Moderator: Ella Kanninen, Finnish journalist

14.00 – 14.15

Welcome

Sari Artjoki, Acting Head of European Commission Representation in Finland

14.15 – 14.30

Area of freedom, security and justice – more pertinent than ever?

Cecilia Malmström, Member of the Commission

14.30 – 14.50

Taking stock -‐ What has been achieved?

Anna-‐Maja Henriksson, Minister of Justice

14.50 – 15.10

Shaping the future of EU Home Affairs

Matthias Ruete, Director-‐General, DG Home Affairs, European Commission

15.10 – 15.30

Building the future area of Justice

Paraskevi Michou, Acting Director-‐General, DG Justice, European

Commission

15.30 – 15.50 Coffee

15.50 – 16.10

Priorities and challenges -‐ Italian Presidency

Luigi Mattiolo, Ambassador, Director General for the EU of the Italian

Ministry of Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

16.10 – 16.55

Panel debate

(Speakers)

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17.00 – 18.30 Cocktail reception in the presence of former Finnish Prime Minister Paavo

Lipponen

5th November

9.00-‐12.00

Expert seminars:

Seminar 1:

A Europe that attracts and protects – migration and asylum policies

Europe needs a well-‐managed migration policy that contributes to economic growth and

ways to address specific skills shortages as well as demographic challenges. In parallel, such

policy prevents and reduces irregular migration. The EU needs to protect those in real need

through an effective common asylum policy. Fostering cooperation with countries, especially

countries of origin and transit, is fundamental.

The seminar will focus on the enhancement of cooperation in migration and asylum issues

with countries of origin and transit. Another question is how to better embed return and

readmission issues in a wide-‐ranging, coherent cooperation with third countries.

Seminar 2:

A genuine European Area of Justice

Mutual trust is the bedrock upon which EU justice policy should be built and needs to be

further strengthened to ensure that citizens, legal practitioners and judges fully trust judicial

decisions irrespective of the Member State where they have been taken. EU justice policy

should also continue to support economic recovery, growth and tackling unemployment.

Seminar 3:

A Europe that protects and prospers – EU internal security and border

management policies

The seminar will debate elements of the EU's next internal security strategy and border

management policies. The challenges posed by migration pressure, serious crime,

cybercrime, radicalisation and terrorism need to be addressed while safeguarding the rights

of European citizens. Research, technology and innovation initiatives are needed to

strengthen the EU´s capabilities to address security challenges. Points of interest are the

evolution of the strategy and the key actions at EU level. In addition, synergies between JHA

and CFSP in EU's internal security will be discussed.

For further information please contact Timo Pulkkinen (+358-‐9-‐62265484) or Maria Blässar

(+358-‐9-‐62265452) at the European Commission Representation in Finland.

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Seminar 1:

A Europe that attracts and protects – migration and asylum policies

Europe needs a well-‐managed migration policy that contributes to economic growth and

ways to address specific skills shortages as well as demographic challenges. In parallel,

such policy prevents and reduces irregular migration. The EU needs to protect those in real

need through an effective common asylum policy. Fostering cooperation with countries,

especially countries of origin and transit, is fundamental.

The seminar will focus on the enhancement of cooperation in migration and asylum issues

with countries of origin and transit. Another question is how to better embed return and

readmission issues in a wide-‐ranging, coherent cooperation with third countries.

Date: 5

November 2014

Venue: Tampere Hall, Yliopistonkatu 55, Tampere, Finland

09.00 – 09.15

Opening words by moderator

Marco Del Panta, Deputy Director-‐General, General Directorate for

Italian Citizens Abroad and Migration Policies, Italian Ministry of

Foreign Affairs and International Cooperation

09.15 – 09.40

The benefits of smart migration policy to the European economy

Matthias Ruete, Director-‐General, DG Home Affairs, European

Commission

09.40 – 10.05

Elements for a well-‐managed European migration policy: A view

from a Member State

Jorma Vuorio, Director-‐General, Migration Department, Finnish

Ministry of the Interior

10.05 – 10.25

Implementing the Common European Asylum System: Translating

legislation into action

Mark Camilleri, Policy and Inter-‐Institutional Relations Coordinator,

European Asylum Support Office (EASO)

10.25 – 10.45

Coffee

10.45 – 11.45

Panel debate

Speakers,

Susanna Mehtonen, Legal Adviser, Amnesty International

11.45 – 12.00

Conclusion

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Mutual trust is the bedrock upon which EU justice policy should be built and needs to be

further strengthened to ensure that citizens, legal practitioners and judges fully trust

judicial decisions irrespective of the Member State where they have been taken. EU justice

policy should also continue to support economic recovery, growth and tackling

unemployment.

Seminar 2: A genuine European Area of Justice

Date: 5

November 2014

Venue: Tampere Hall, Yliopistonkatu 55, Tampere, Finland

Opening words by moderator

Ella Kanninen, Finnish journalist

Strengthening Trust, Mobility and Growth within the EU

Emmanuel Crabit, Head of Unit, General Justice Policies and Judicial

Systems, Representative from Directorate-‐General Justice, European

Commission

Facilitating the life of citizens and protecting international families

and children – are there still gaps in international/EU family law?

Philippe Lortie, First Secretary, Hague Conference on Private

International Law

Ensuring criminal liability across borders -‐ Future of Eurojust and

the added value of the European Public Prosecutor´s Office

Mr Ladislav Hamran,

Vice-‐President, National Member for Slovak

Republic, Eurojust

Coffee

Contribution of Justice policies to growth

TBC

Questions and answers

Conclusion

09.00 – 09.05

09.05 – 09.35

09.30 – 10.05

10.05 – 10.40

10.40 – 11.00

11.00 – 11.35

11.35 – 11.55

11.55 – 12.00

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The seminar will debate elements of the EU's next internal security strategy and border

management policies. The challenges posed by migration pressure, serious crime,

cybercrime, radicalisation and terrorism need to be addressed while safeguarding the

rights of European citizens. Research, technology and innovation initiatives are needed to

strengthen the EU´s capabilities to address security challenges. Points of interest are the

evolvement of the strategy and the key actions at EU level. In addition, synergies between

JHA and CFSP in EU's internal security will be discussed.

Date: 5

November 2014

Venue: Tampere Hall, Yliopistonkatu 55, Tampere, Finland

09.00 – 09.15

Opening words by moderator

(Laura Yli-‐Vakkuri, Director General,

Finnish Ministry of the Interior)

09.15 – 09.40

Intelligence support for the situational awareness at EU level

Ilkka Salmi, EU Intelligence Analysis Centre, EEAS

09.40 – 10.05

The Policy cycle – supporting and improving law enforcement

cooperation

Oldřich Martinů, Deputy Director, Head of Governance Department,

Europol (TBC)

10.05 – 10.25

Innovation as a key pillar of the next internal security strategy

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The relationship between security community, research and

industry

Ms Eva-‐Maria Engdahl, Head of the Sector Counter terrorism -‐

protection, Unit A1, DG Home Affairs, European Commission

10.25 – 10.45

Coffee

10.45 – 11.05

Border management policies

Richard Ares, Senior External Relations Officer, Frontex

11.05 – 11.50

Panel debate

Speakers,

Patrick Padding (National Police of the Netherlands -‐ Central

Operational cooperation Division), core group leader of ENLETS and

Chair of the H2020 Secure Societies Advisory Group

11.50 – 12.00

Conclusion

Seminar 3: A Europe that protects and prospers – EU internal security and border

management policies