Santander, 21 August 2023 (TDI): The inaugural day of the much-anticipated event, Quo Vadis Europa, has drawn to a close, leaving attendees eagerly awaiting the rich discussions and insights that lay ahead.
Promising an engaging exploration of the future trajectory of the European Union, the event has garnered attention for its focus on key geopolitical issues.
With a robust lineup of topics, tomorrow’s agenda will delve into pressing matters including the enlargement of the European Union and its relationship with neighbouring nations, the intricate dynamics between the EU, Russia, and the strategic alliance with China, as well as Europe’s evolving role as a geopolitical force in security and defence.
In its 22nd year, the tradition of envisioning the future of the European Union is upheld through the Quo Vadis Europa event.
Renowned for its intellectual prowess and fostering insightful discussions, the event takes place at the esteemed Menéndez y Pelayo International University (UIMP) in the city of Santander, Spain.
The event, known since 2013 as Quo Vadis Europa, continues to be a beacon of thought leadership and progressive discourse.
Scheduled to span from August 21 to August 25, 2023, Quo Vadis Europa unfolds within the historic confines of the Palacio de la Magdalena, the UIMP’s headquarters in Santander.
This setting is set to provide an inspiring backdrop for the exchange of ideas and the crafting of potential pathways for the EU’s future.
The helm of the event is steered by the guidance of Josep Borrell Fontelles.
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His role as the High Representative of the Union for Foreign Affairs and Security Policy/Vice-President of the European Commission (HR/VP) brings a unique perspective to the table.
Collaborating with him is Professor Francisco Fonseca Morillo, the academic director and secretary, who contributes academic rigour and administrative acumen to the event.
An assembly of speakers has been curated, bringing together political leaders from EU Member States, Ukraine, and candidate countries, along with MEPs, university professors, and subject matter experts in geopolitics.
Their collective insights promise to infuse the event with depth and diversity, ensuring a comprehensive exploration of the topics at hand.
