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We bring together national parties from across the European continent that share the same Green values and political priorities: the climate and environment, social justice, wellbeing, peace and democracy.
- About Us
The European Green Party is a European political party that...
- Events
Events - European Green Party
- Guidelines
The European Green Party is guided by values of...
- Resolutions
Resolutions - European Green Party
- Manifesto
1999: A Common Green Manifesto for the 1999 European...
- Our member parties
Our member parties - European Green Party
- Extended Congress, Lyon, France
Join us in Lyon from 2 to 4 February 2024 when we elect our...
- 2024 election priorities
2024 election priorities - European Green Party
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The European Green Party (EGP), also referred to as European Greens, is a transnational, European political party representing national parties from across Europe who share Green values.
Europejska Partia Zielonych (European Green Party) – europejska partia polityczna założona przez 32 partie członkowskie Europejskiej Federacji Partii Zielonych na kongresie 20–22 lutego 2004 roku w Rzymie.
1999: A Common Green Manifesto for the 1999 European Elections. 1994: Election Platform - Green Parties of the EU. European Greens bring together national parties that share the same Green values, and who are active across the entire European continent - both within the European Union and beyond.
The European Green Party is a European political party that is also known as the European Greens. We bring together national parties that share the same Green values, and who are active across the entire European continent - both within the European Union and beyond.
21 paź 2021 · Once ridiculed by many as idealistic hippies, Green parties increased their vote share in 13 European countries at the most recent national elections.
11 cze 2024 · This article chronicles how European Green Party (EGP) members performed in the 213 national, regional and major local elections in Europe in 2023. While EGP members were voted out of government in some of their strongholds, they maintained or increased their fringe influence through arrangements with larger parties in Eastern and Southern Europe.
