MEU 2013 Sponsors Flyer

Model European Union 2013 Strasbourg

ADDRESS SUPPORT MEU If you wish to support this unique and wellestablished event you can:

BETA e.V. Hintere Bleiche 49a 55131 Mainz Telefon +49 176 24 699 898

1. Make a financial donation.

2. Provide us with a donation in-kind.

As we are a non-profit organisation, we would be extremely grateful for any contribution you may be able to offer. Donations contribute to the accommodation, travel and meals of participants and organisers. We would make sure your logo is included in our conference guide and result booklet.

Please contact our Head of Fundraising Mr. Pavel Mraz (info@meu-strasbourg.org) for further information.

MEU 2013 COSTS BREAKDOWN

Transport Accommodation Catering

26,9%

Publication Social Program

24,4%

Miscellaneous 36,5%

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MODEL EUROPEAN UNION STRASBOURG 2013

THE ASSOCIATION MODEL EUROPEAN UNION first began in 2007. Only one year later, the Bringing Europeans Together Association was founded in Mainz, Germany, to provide MEU with sustainable administrative and legal structures.

BETA is a European politically independent, nonprofit association which seeks to inspire young people and to promote intercultural exchanges, understanding and open-mindedness across Europe and beyond.

For more information, visit: http://www.beta-europe.org/ or find us on Facebook and Twitter.

THE PROJECT Model European Union (MEU) is an informal educational project that aims to bring the complex structure of the EU’s decisionmaking process closer to young individuals.

180 participants from more than 30 countries will take on the roles of Ministers of the Council, Members of the European Parliament, lobbyists, journalists or interpreters for one week in spring at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.

ORGANISING TEAM The MEU 2013 organising team is a group of 65 highly dedicated, carefully selected, young and enthusiastic people, most of whom have already successfully organised or taken part in a MEU event. Coming from 26 different European countries, they work together throughout the year on a voluntary basis to organise Europe’s most prestigious simulation of EU politics.

The participants will have the opportunity to improve both their academic and personal skills. They will learn how to interact with others in a professional environment and the simulation will strengthen their understanding of the internal functioning of the EU. The conference concludes with a Partners’ Fair which informs participants about the possibilities to voluntarily engage in European civil society.

MODEL EUROPEAN UNION STRASBOURG 2013 In 2013, 180 young people will meet in Strasbourg to explore the functioning of the European Union.

They will simulate: 1. The ordinary legislative procedure regarding the proposal about strengthening music copyright in the EU, and 2. Croatia’s EU membership accession negotiations.