Brussels is set to host the annual EU Ambassadors Conference 2025, bringing together top diplomats from over 145 EU delegations worldwide. From February 3 to February 7, discussions will focus on global challenges, security strategies, and the EU’s diplomatic priorities under the new leadership.
Themes and Global Challenges
This year’s conference, themed “EU Foreign Policy that Delivers,” addresses major geopolitical developments:
- The ongoing war in Ukraine and its implications for European security.
- Rising tensions in the Middle East and their global impact.
- The evolving situation in Syria following Assad’s fall.
EU officials will assess strategies to strengthen the Union’s global influence, improve crisis response, and enhance cooperation with international partners.
High-Profile Speakers and Schedule
Several top EU leaders and global officials will deliver keynote speeches throughout the conference:
| Date | Speaker | Position |
|---|---|---|
| Feb 3, 9:00 | Kaja Kallas | EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs |
| Feb 4, 9:30 | Roberta Metsola | President of the European Parliament |
| Feb 4, 11:30 | Ursula von der Leyen | President of the European Commission |
| Feb 4, 14:00 | Antonio Costa | President of the European Council |
| Various | Mark Rutte, Amina Mohammed, Nadia Calviño | NATO, UN, and European Investment Bank Leaders |
Strategic Priorities for 2025
The conference will focus on the EU’s foreign policy goals, including:
- Security & Defence – Strengthening European resilience against hybrid threats.
- Enlargement – Discussing EU expansion and deeper integration.
- Public Diplomacy – Enhancing global engagement through strategic partnerships.
The Future of EU Diplomacy
With an increasingly unpredictable global landscape, EU ambassadors will define strategies to ensure that European foreign policy remains both proactive and impactful.
The conference will be streamed live on EbS, ensuring transparency and accessibility for European citizens.
For more insights on the EU’s diplomatic initiatives, stay updated with official EU reports.
Sources: THX News & European Union.
