COMECE - Europe's Responsibility for Global Development - Markets and Institutions after Seattle.

Europe's Responsibility for Global Development - Markets and Institutions after Seattle.

Europe's Responsibility for Global Development

Press Release - 1 April 2000 "Our responsibility is based on a universal duty of solidarity"

Demand for Positive and Coherent Stance on Migration at Tampere

Churches appeal to the European Council of Tampere

Press Release - 24 September

COMECE Secretariat welcomes European Commission initiative to open EU markets to Least Developed Countries

COMECE Secretariat welcomes European Commission's "Everything But Arms" initiative

Press Release - 20 September 2000 COMECE Secretariat welcomes European Commission initiative to open EU markets to Least Developed Countries

Serbia and the European Union: Churches in dialogue

Press Release - 18 July 2000 Deeper co-operation between Catholic bishops from Western Europe and Serbian Orthodox Bishops follows meetings in Belgrade.

Bishop Josef Homeyer, President of COMECE, welcomes Joschka Fischer's proposals for deeper European Integration

COMECE President welcomes Joschka Fischer's proposals

Press Release - 17 May 2000 On 12 May in a speech to Berlin's Humboldt University, the German Foreign Minister Joschka Fischer presented his personal ideas about the way towards a European federation. The President of the Commission of the Bishops' Conferences of the European Community (COMECE) Bishop Josef Homeyer made the following remarks on this proposal to the German press agency KNA on 17 May 2000.

A Stable Monetary Union - Hope for a Europe of Solidarity

COMECE-Erklärung zur Währungsunion

Press Release - 6 December 2000

Church Representatives meet incoming Swedish Presidency of the EU

Press Release - 29 November 2000 Representatives from the Churches and the Swedish Government met in Stockholm on Tuesday 28 November to discuss the priorities of the six-month Swedish Presidency of the Council of the European Union, due to begin on 1 January 2001.