Ten participants from the Unite! alliance, including Graz University of Technology student Laila Zildžic, discussed the future of Europe with 240 students from 41 European university alliances at the ESA 2024 at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.
Ten participants from the Unite! alliance, including Graz University of Technology student Laila Zildžic, discussed the future of Europe at the European Student Assembly 2024 at the European Parliament in Strasbourg.The European Student Assembly (ESA) is a pioneering format for all’European university alliances and a platform for students to establish international contacts, expand their university network and become politically involved at EU level. This year, a total of 250 students from 170 universities and 41 European university alliances met at the European Parliament in Strasbourg for the 2024 ESA. The students developed and formulated political recommendations for the future of Europe and presented these to the decision-makers in the European Parliament.The process and results of 24
In the run-up to the meeting in Strasbourg, the participating students were divided into eleven thematic groups and asked to prepare up to eight proposals on their respective panel topic. The groups dealt with specific questions on fundamental topics such as "The European election year", "In search of a better future for the ", or "The as an actor in the global world". The selected students had already worked on initial drafts in online meetings beforehand, which they concretised during the meetings in Strasbourg and turned into recommendations and proposals for the relevant European interest groups.The meeting concluded with the voting and adoption of 79 recommendations, which were presented to European decision-makers in a joint final report.
