Next year, Parliament is scheduled to hold 14 plenary sessions, of which eleven are four-day sessions in Strasbourg, two are two-day sessions in Brussels, and a single one-day session commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day in Brussels.
The European Parliament’s 2024 agenda promises a year filled with dynamic plenary sessions, engaging debates, and crucial decisions that will shape the future of the European Union. As MEPs convene in both Strasbourg and Brussels, they will collectively strive to address the challenges and opportunities facing Europe. Moreover, the one-day session commemorating Holocaust Remembrance Day serves as a poignant reminder of the Parliament’s commitment to promoting peace, unity, and solidarity in the face of historical tragedies. Through these plenary sessions and committee meetings, the Parliament endeavours to remain at the forefront of promoting democracy, defending human rights, and working towards a stronger and more united Europe.
In 2024, the European Parliament has scheduled 14 plenary sessions, each with its unique focus and purpose. These sessions serve as crucial platforms for Members of the European Parliament (MEPs) to discuss and debate key issues concerning the EU’s legislative agenda, international relations, and matters of utmost importance to European citizens.
Among the 14 plenary sessions, eleven are four-day sessions to be held in Strasbourg. Strasbourg, known for its historical significance and symbolic value as the official seat of the European Parliament, offers a grand setting for these extended gatherings. On the other hand, two two-day sessions are planned to take place in Brussels, the political capital of the European Union. Brussels serves as the primary location for most of the Parliament’s activities and provides a centralized platform for crucial discussions.
One of the most poignant events in the Parliament’s 2024 agenda is the one-day session dedicated to Holocaust Remembrance Day. This solemn occasion, held in Brussels, serves as a reminder of the atrocities committed during World War II and the importance of preserving the memory of the Holocaust. The Parliament’s commitment to commemorating this day reflects its determination to stand against all forms of discrimination, hatred, and intolerance.
European Parliament elections will take place between 6 and 9 June 2024.
The dates are as follows:
- January 15 to 18
- January 25
- February 5 to 8
- February 26 to 29
- March 11 to 14
- April 10 and 11
- April 22 to 25
- July 16 to 19
- September 16 to 19
- October 7 to 10
- October 21 to 24
- November 13 and 14
- November 25 to 28
- December 16 to 19
The full calendar will be available here soon.
