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22nd NAT Commission meeting  

​The 22nd NAT commission meeting will take place on Friday 22 March 2024 at the European Committee of the Regions, Rue Belliard 99-101, Brussels room JDE 52.

This meeting will be fully on-site. The public can follow the meeting in the listening room JDE53.

For security reasons you need contact the NAT secretariat at the latest on the 18 March 2024 if you wish to participate in person.

This meeting is also being webstreamed

All meeting documents are available through the CoR Members' Portal

Highlights of the meeting on 22 March 2024.

The following opinions will be discussed and adopted:

First discussion and adoption:

  • The Future of the Common Agricultural Policy

Piotr CAŁBECKI (PL/EPP) and Isilda GOMES (PT/PES)

On 6 December, the President of the European Commission announced that the strategic dialogue on the future of agriculture will be launched in January and will run until March. The conclusions of the dialogue will pave the way for the debate about the future of the CAP, which will start after the EU elections in June 2024 with the new legislative mandate. The legislative proposal on the CAP after 2027 should be adopted by the European Commission in 2025. The opinion aims to contribute to the drafting of this proposal and in particular to foster its regional dimension so as to bring policy options into line with specific territorial and sectoral characteristics.

  • Addressing medicine shortages

Erika VON KALBEN (DE/GREENS)

Medicines shortages are not a new phenomenon in the EU but their exponential increase over the past years is alarming. The unavailability of a medicine has an immediate impact on patients' health: delays in care and therapy, out-of-pocket payments, suboptimal treatment or lack of care altogether are the most frequent consequences. The shortages highlight also Europe's dependency on third countries and strategic vulnerability.

  • Creating an EU Blue deal from an agriculture and rural development perspective across EU Regions

    Karl VANLOUWE (BE/EA)

In recent years, we have witnessed extreme drought, but also extreme rainfall with rivers flooding entire areas. Climate change will further increase such weather extremes. While there has never been a greater social awareness that climate change means that we need to step up the fight against droughts and floods, the understanding that 'water is a scarce and precious commodity' is something that does not translate enough into how we deal with our natural resource.

The opinion aims to contribute to the drafting of a European Blue Deal that, in collaboration with national, regional and local authorities, should map out the current challenges but also outline long-term solutions to coordinate water policy across borders from an agriculture and rural development perspective.

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Contact:
Contact Person: SJOSTROM Karin Lotta Susanna
Organizer: NAT secretariat
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