Franco-German Parliamentary Assembly Berlin session agenda, Digi Mart USA News: The agenda for the Franco-German Parliamentary Assembly, which will meet in Berlin on Monday, November 9, and Tuesday, November 10, includes 12 texts. They address stronger rail mobility between Germany and France, continued support for Ukraine, and cooperation in research and defense.
The agenda also covers cultural, memorial and university cooperation, including a joint Fête de la musique and a museum devoted to prisoners of war in Normandy. Environmental and economic issues facing border regions are also on the list, notably the management of low water levels on the Rhine and better cooperation on civil protection.
Members of the two countries’ parliaments will also hear from Boris Pistorius, the German federal minister of defense, and Catherine Vautrin, the French minister of the armed forces.
The Assembly was created in 2019. It brings together 50 members of the Bundestag and 50 members of the French National Assembly and meets at least twice a year, alternating between Germany and France.
Brigitte Klinkert, a deputy from Colmar, is one of its co-presidents.
