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L’Hon. Vernon White, sénateur, a pris part à la réunion du Conseil interparlementaire Ukraine-OTAN (UNIC) qui se déroulait le 8 février, 2021. Le Conseil se réunit deux fois par année pour discuter de questions touchant conjointement à l’Ukraine et à l’OTAN. Cette dernière édition de ce forum a été une opportunité de discuter de la situation politique et des récents ...

Annual General Assembly Ottawa, Ontario, Canada Canada-France Interparliamentary Association CEUS November 1, 2011

Canadian Delegation to the Organization for Security and Co-operation in Europe Parliamentary Assembly (SECO)

The 206th Session of the Inter-Parliamentary Union (IPU) Governing Council (Extraordinary Virtual Session) took place 1–3 November 2020. The Governing Council is the primary oversight body of the IPU and is made up of representatives from all member parliaments. It has a variety of subsidiary bodies which report to it, including the Committee on the Human Rights of Parliamentarians, the ...

From 15 to 17 May 2023, the Canada–United Kingdom Inter-Parliamentary Association (RUUK) hosted a delegation of four United Kingdom parliamentarians who were in Ottawa as part of a week-long mission to Canada. Led by Lord Purvis of Tweed, the cross-party delegation also included Mr. Andrew Percy, MP, Mr. Stephen Doughty, MP, and Ms. Anum Qaisar, MP. In support of the delegation’s objective ...

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The CPA’s International Executive Committee (EXCO) meets twice a year, in the spring and just before the annual meeting. This year, the fall meeting was held virtually. The CPA’s constitution authorizes it to control and manage the activities and business of the association. The international executive committee has about 35 members and is led by the chairperson of the CPA. The committee ...

La Constitution of Finland reconnaît les Sami comme un peuple autochtone doté du droit de conserver et de développer sa langue et sa culture. Elle leur garantit également l'autonomie culturelle et linguistique dans leur région d'origine, conformément à l'Act on the Sami Parliament 1995 et à d'autres lois[4].