● 2024: 3 Members of the European Parliament elected : Engin EROGLU, Christine SINGER, Joachim STREIT
● 2019 : 2 Members of the European Parliament elected : Ulrike MÜLLER and Engin EROGLU
● 2015 : Joining the EDP.
● 2014 : 1 Member of the European Parliament elected : Ulrike MÜLLER
● 2009: Creation
FREIEWÄHLER Bundesparteitag Nürnberg. Deutschland zukunftsfähig machen! Für eine wettbewerbsfähige Wirtschaft, Bürgergeld reformieren, illegale Migration stoppen!
Europe must become a strong voice in NATO. We spend over 300 billion on defense, yet we can’t defend ourselves. We need air and cyber defense, modern systems like drones, and real EU reform to ensure our security and guide NATO’s future.
@EnginEroglu_FW @FREIEWAEHLER_BV
17. Juni 1953. Aufstand gegen die sozialistische SED-Diktatur, welche das Volk bespitzelte und unterdrückte. Aufstand für Freiheit, Einheit, Demokratie, Meinungsfreiheit. Großer Dank an die Freiheitskämpfer, von denen viele ihr Leben verloren oder in Gefängnissen verschwunden…
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Cohesion policy must not end at the city limits. Rural areas face unique challenges and deserve investments in infrastructure, healthcare, digitalisation and education. Simplifying procedures and involving local communities is key to ensure fair living standards everywhere — from…
.@EnginEroglu_FW, Mitglied des Europäischen Parlaments und Landesvorsitzender der Partei Freie Wähler in Hessen, besuchte heute in Begleitung von @SylviaRolke (Freie Wähler-Landesvorsitzende) das DKFZ.
On November 16, 2024, the European Democratic Party (EDP) had the honor of attending the Party Congress of the Freie Wähler (FW) in the charming town of Geiselwind, Bavaria.
On the 3rd of September, our EDP members of the European Parliament gathered in the historic and picturesque setting of the fortress of Namur, a magnificent structure that proudly overlooks the Meuse and Sambre rivers. This retreat, graciously organized and hosted by our affiliated party, Les Engagés, provided a unique opportunity for our MEPs to step away from the bustling corridors of parliamentary life and engage in meaningful dialogue in a setting conducive to reflection and collaboration.
The European Democratic Party is pleased to announce that it has received and accepted the application for individual membership of Irish MEP Ciaran Mullooly, elected in the Midlands-North-West constituency. Accordingly, the European Democratic Party has forwarded the documentation to the Renew Europe group for its membership, that was accepted today. With Mullooly’s membership, the EDP rises to 10 MEPs.
The European Democratic Party is pleased to announce that German Freie Wähler MEP Engin Eroglu has been elected executive vice-president.
“I am honoured to accept the nomination as Deputy Chairman of the European Democratic Party. I firmly believe in our centrist vision and am determined to advance the consolidation and revitalization efforts of recent years”, said Eroglu: “I will dedicate myself wholeheartedly to achieving our common goals and advancing the European Democratic Party. Together, we can create a strong, independent, and economically thriving European Union that provides security and prosperity for its citizens”.
On Thursday 20 June, Maxime PREVOT, President of the Mouvement Les Engagés, and Yvan VEROUGSTRAETE, Vice-President and MEP, announced the arrival of the Mouvement Les Engagés in the European Democratic Party at a press conference at the European Parliament in the presence of François BAYROU, President of the PDE, and Sandro GOZI, Secretary General of the European Party.
The Federal Party Congress in Bitburg began with a musical welcome, setting the tone for a day of enlightening discussions and important topic on the party itself and Europe. Instead, the Movement Democrate’s Congress in Blois last month served as a pivotal gathering, uniting like-minded people committed to progressive ideals and innovative solutions. The two events were a testament to the movement’s unwavering commitment to fostering unity, shaping the future of politics and promoting inclusive governance.
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