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ECPP 30th General Assembly

The European Christian Political Party (ECPP) organizes its 30th General Assembly on 26 June in Vienna, Austria.

ECPP 30th General Assembly

As ECPP member, you are hereby invited to attend our annual General Assembly taking place on 26 June in Vienna, Austria.

This is an important members meeting, as we will discuss and vote the new ECPP statutes, which have been entirely re-written to fit the new European legislation and to better reflect our work and governance as a European party. In order to have a quorum, your presence is essential. Please remember to submit your amendments to the draft statutes before 1 April.

Additionally, you will receive the financial report for the previous year, as well as an update on the current financial situation, and on the new rules for European parties. New members will also be presented to the Assembly.

Starting this year, we will reduce our general assemblies to only once a year, always to take place before end of June, so I encourage you to take advantage of this opportunity to connect to the other ECPP members in our party.

Please register before 22 May; we will close registration after this date.

Register for the General Assembly here

As with previous events, ECPP will offer a modest subsidy for travel and is offering the hotel rooms at a discounted rate.

On behalf of the ECPP Board of Directors,

Maarten van de Fliert
Secretary General of ECPP

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