The European Youth Parliament (EYP) brings together young people from 33 European countries. At more than 80 sessions per year, we debate and discuss hot topics of the European agenda. The EYP represents a unique platform with the aim of involving young people to actively take part in Europe’s development. While developing their inter-personal, analytical and language skills the delegates are also introduced to the vast cultural diversity of Europe. The ‘flagship’ events of the EYP are its annual three International Sessions.
More information at www.eyp.de
From May 30th to June 4th 2011 around 80 young Europeans will gather in Regensburg, Germany for the European Forum of the European Youth Parliament.
The young people will deal with the European single market in various international committees and discuss ideas and visions for the future of the European Union and the European single market. In the General Assembly the delegates will discuss and vote on their drawn up resolutions. Subsequently, the resolutions will be presented to prominent representatives of politics, economy and society.
Today we want to introduce: Regensburg’s awesome Chairs!
Vivek Gathani – President of the Session
Niklas Herpertz – Vice President
Robert Torvelainen – Vice President
Dan Brown
Sebastian Hosu
Julia Schatz
Ingrid Sårheim
Mita Talenti
They all prepared a little Introduction Video
See you all soon!
“How much does this German sausage cost?” – “3 Oskars!” – “Are you kidding? I’ll give you 2 Oskars! This would be a fair price!”
Be prepared to Trade! We introduce to you the brand new currency for the European Forum Regensburg:
Oskars!
They are looking good, they are handy and they fit to everyone’s purse. Invented by Oskar, our third Head-Organiser and the session mascot, the Oskars will be your currency during the whole session. Starting with “Eurovillage”, where you have to buy your food and drinks and where you can sell the food and drinks from your country! Every delegate will get 5 Oskars as seed capital. Bring a lot of traditional food for selling and become the next Bill Gates through your awesome trading skills!
Oskars will help you getting specials at Coffee Breaks and will bring much fun to the “Bavarian evening”. By playing bavarian games you can earn Oskars. Win “Fingerhackln” or just demonstrate your unbelieveable power by lifting steins.
The European Youth Parliament (EYP) brings together young people from 33 European countries. At more than 80 sessions per year, we debate and discuss hot topics of the European agenda. The EYP represents a unique platform with the aim of involving young people to actively take part in Europe’s development. While developing their inter-personal, analytical and language skills the delegates are also introduced to the vast cultural diversity of Europe. The ‘flagship’ events of the EYP are its annual three International Sessions.
More information at www.eyp.de
From May 30th to June 4th 2011 around 80 young Europeans will gather in Regensburg, Germany for the European Forum of the European Youth Parliament.
The young people will deal with the European single market in various international committees and discuss ideas and visions for the future of the European Union and the European single market. In the General Assembly the delegates will discuss and vote on their drawn up resolutions. Subsequently, the resolutions will be presented to prominent representatives of politics, economy and society.
