Strovolos, Cyprus. Cyprus will host the executive committee meeting of the European Transport Workers’ Federation on April 27-28, the first time the country has welcomed the gathering. The meeting will be held at the SEK building in Strovolos and is expected to draw around 50 executive committee members from European countries.
Meeting details and participants
The meeting will bring together representatives from multiple countries, reflecting the pan-European scope of the discussions and a focus on coordination and policy exchange.
Agenda focus
Proceedings will begin on Monday, April 27, at 10:00 a.m., with discussions expected to address key issues affecting transport workers at European level. The agenda is set to focus on labour-related challenges and developments across the European transport industry, including shipping, ports, airports and professional bus drivers, as well as the broader trade union movement.
Speakers and auspices
At 14:00 on April 27, SEK secretary-general Andreas Matsas and Transport Minister Alexis Vafeades are scheduled to deliver opening remarks. The event is being held under the auspices of the Cypriot Presidency.
Broader significance
Organisers said Cyprus’ hosting of the meeting underscores its role in European transport and labour dialogue amid evolving industry dynamics. The gathering is expected to contribute to shaping future strategies affecting transport workers across Europe and to strengthen cooperation among trade unions.
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