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General Affairs Council

Flags in front of the Council building

 

When: 24/07/2012
Where: Justus Lipsius building, Brussels, Belgium
Topic: Environment, consumers and health | Institutional affairs
Organiser: Council of the EU

The Commission will present to the Council revised proposals concerning the multiannual financial framework (MFF) for the period 2014-2020 which take into account Croatia's accession, scheduled for mid-2013, the spring macro-economic forecast and new regional and national economic data.
The MFF will be on the agenda of each General Affairs Council under the Cyprus presidency, which intends to continue work on the basis of the "negotiating box" (a document, drafted by the presidency, outlining key issues and options of the MFF negotiation package). It is updated as the negotiations progress, and forms the basis for a unanimous agreement by the European Council which is expected by the end of the year.

The Cyprus presidency will inform ministers on the organisation of work in this field during its term of office and on the bilateral meetings with member states which took place from 10-19 July.

 

Furthermore, the Council will discuss the follow-up to the European Council of 28-29 June.

 

Finally, the Cyprus presidency will present its work programme for the General Affairs Council for the next six months.

 

The presidency will hold a press briefing in the Council press room a few days before the meeting. A press conference will take place at the end of the meeting.

 

Presidency briefing, agenda and background note will be published on the Council website closer to the date of the meeting.

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  • François HEAD
  • +32 (0)2 281 60 83
  • Nikos Christodoulides
  • +32 27395152

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