Dé belangenbehartiger van alle Europese militairen
De Europese Organisatie van Militaire Verenigingen (EUROMIL) spant zich in voor de sociale en professionele belangen van alle militairen binnen alle rangen in Europa. EUROMIL vormt een Europese koepelorganisatie van in totaal 34 vakbonden en vakcentrales, die de belangen behartigen van militair personeel in 22 landen. Het EUROMIL-hoofdkantoor bevindt zich in Brussel.
Namens Nederland zijn de AFMP en de MARVER bij EUROMIL aangesloten. Dit doen zij vanuit hun solidariteit met de militaire bonden uit alle Europese landen en natuurlijk met al het hierbij aangesloten militair personeel. Via diverse lobbytrajecten oefent EUROMIL invloed uit op het NAVO- en EU-beleid en op de Europese sociale wet- en regelgeving. Een goed voorbeeld hiervan zijn tien aanbevelingen van EUROMIL, die de NAVO enkele jaren terug heeft overgenomen en nu hanteert bij de planning van missies. Ook de huidige beschermende regels voor goede arbeidsomstandigheden en daaraan gerelateerde wetten voor militairen zijn te danken aan de inspanningen van EUROMIL. Nederlandse militairen zijn hiervan anno 2022 steeds minder uitgezonderd. De wetten vormen een nationale uitwerking van Europese wetgeving, waarin mede dankzij de lobby van EUROMIL in de afgelopen decennia ook steeds meer zaken voor militairen zijn opgenomen.
EUROMIL waarborgt een goede sociale dialoog tussen de Europese militaire bonden. Door deze dialoog, waaraan de AFMP en de MARVER natuurlijk hun steentje bijdragen, ontpopt EUROMIL zich de laatste jaren tot veel meer dan een lobbyorganisatie. Niet voor niets vormt deze organisatie vandaag de dag een serieuze gesprekspartner aan de Europese overlegtafel. Op politiek-strategisch niveau in Europa wordt er dan ook steeds meer geluisterd naar wat EUROMIL als Europese belangenbehartiger voor militairen allemaal te vertellen heeft. De afgelopen jaren namen militaire vertegenwoordigers van de NAVO en politieke vertegenwoordigers van het Europese parlement ook de moeite om tijdens de Presidiums van EUROMIL met leden de dialoog aan te gaan over diverse relevante onderwerpen.
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Seminar on Military-Status Police Officers – Spain, 5-6 June
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A call to action: Unwavering support for Ukraine in the face of brutal Russian aggression
3 juni 2024 - Several members of EUROMIL, have received a heart-wrenching message from our contacts and friends in Ukraine. This plea, rooted in the harsh realities of the ongoing war, calls for global attention and support to stop the brutal invasion and behavior perpetrated by Russia. We must amplify these voices and remind the world of the dire situation faced by Ukrainians.
“This is what happens if Russia comes to your home, and you try to protect it,” reads the message. The author, Halyna Kavun, appeals to colleagues and friends abroad, expressing regret for having to mention them but emphasizing the necessity of doing so. They are alarmed by the diminishing coverage of the war in the foreign press, highlighting comments from readers questioning if the war is still ongoing. “It terrifies me because the war is gaining momentum, but our voices are heard less and less.”
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The recent NATO PA meetings in Sofia have yielded significant and impactful declarations. However, the responsibility now lies with the parliamentarians to ensure that these declarations are thoroughly discussed and supported within their national parliaments and finally lead to concrete actions. Additionally, heads of governments and states will need to play a crucial role in advancing these discussions and commitments at the upcoming Washington Summit in July.
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Portuguese Military Associations want to be heard by the Minister of Defence on careers and wages
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This position was conveyed to journalists at a press conference at the Santo Amaro Academy in Lisbon, at the end of a meeting organised by the boards of the National Sergeants’ Association, the Armed Forces Officers’ Association and the Enlisteds’ Association, on their socio-professional conditions. All these three organizations representing military personnel are members of EUROMIL.
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AFMP liep mee in mars ter herdenking van Anjerrevolutie
24 mei 2024 - Een afvaardiging van de AFMP en onze zusterbond MARVER nam op de dag voorafgaand aan de 129e AV van EUROMIL, de Europese Organisatie van Militaire Verenigingen, deel aan een mars in Lissabon ter herdenking van de Anjerrevolutie op 25 april 1974, precies 50 jaar eerder dus. Het leger beëindigde destijds de dictatuur in het land, iets wat ongebruikelijk is bij revoluties en coups. In Portugal worden militairen daarom beschouwd als beschermers van het volk en de democratie.
Grote belangstelling
Met de nodige vertraging ging de mars van start. De publieke belangstelling hiervoor was namelijk onverwacht groot en ook wilden groepen meelopen die zich van tevoren niet hadden aangemeld. Volgens een voorzichtige schatting kwamen minimaal 100.000 belangstellenden op de mars af, maar waarschijnlijk waren dit er meer. Onder groot applaus van de toeschouwers namen twee pantservoertuigen de koppositie bij de mars in.
Portugese kameraden
De lopers in de EUROMIL-groep droegen een wit shirt en wit petje met hierop het EUROMIL-logo. De eerste rij mensen droeg een spandoek met de tekst ‘Estamos ao lado dos nossos camaradas portugueses, ofwel in het Nederlands ‘Wij steunen onze Portugese kameraden’. De mars verliep in een goede sfeer. Regelmatig zongen alle aanwezigen het in Portugal bekende Lied van de bevrijding. Voor onze afvaardiging was het mooi en indrukwekkend om de mars ter herdenking van de Anjerrevolutie mee te maken.
Gepubliceerd in op 24 mei 2024 verzonden AFMP-nieuwsbrief.
News from CS
2 mei 2024 - The Danish government, together with most of the parties in the Danish Parliament, has made an agreement for the Defense for the next nine years. The agreement covers up to 2033 but is divided into small chunks, called partial agreements, for the entire period. On Tuesday, the politicians came to an agreement on partial settlement 2, where almost DKK 90 billion Danish kroner, will be used for several new initiatives.
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EUROMIL holds its 129th General Assembly meeting
29 april 2024 - On 26 April, EUROMIL held its 129th General Assembly meeting in Lisbon (Portugal) hosted by our members associations ANS, AOFA and AP. EUROMIL President, Mr Emmanuel Jacob opened the conference by welcoming the members and underlining the importance of the 50th anniversary of the Carnation Revolution, a significant event in Portugal’s history, and acknowledging the crucial role played by military personnel in it. In this context, the President underlined the need for synchronised rights and protections for service members across Europe, especially considering the challenges faced by military personnel in the current security environment.
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EUROMIL Declaration on Ukraine
26 april 2024 - During the 129th EUROMIL General Assembly held in Lisbon (Portugal), in the presence of the Ukrainian Union of Military and Security (UUMS) delegation, the Assembly discussed and endorsed a Declaration on Ukraine. The Declaration echoes the objectives of the ETUC Ukraine Summit Declaration from Lublin (Poland) of 23 April 2024.
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News from Deutscher BundeswehrVerband (DBwV)
26 april 2024 - Parliamentary evening: Defence Minister Pistorius emphasises constructive and trusting cooperation with the DBwV.
The German Armed Forces Association once again hosted its annual Parliamentary Evening at the Berlin Museum of Communication. Federal Chairman Colonel André Wüstner was once again able to welcome Defence Minister Boris Pistorius to the high-calibre event. The evening proved once again how extraordinarily important the DBwV is, especially in these times of war and crisis.
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75 years of NATO: time to reflect!
4 april 2024 - On 4 April 1949 twelve countries (Belgium, Canada, Denmark, France, Iceland, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands, Norway, Portugal, the United Kingdom, and the United States) signed in Washington D.C. the North Atlantic Treaty.
As the representative umbrella organisation of European military personnel, EUROMIL extends its best congratulations on this historic occasion, reaching the remarkable milestone of 75 years of unwavering commitment to peace, security, and cooperation among nations.
Over the past seven and a half decades, NATO has played an essential role in ensuring the security and stability of the Euro-Atlantic region and beyond. From its inception in the aftermath of World War II to the present day, NATO stood as a beacon of unity, strength, and resilience in the face of evolving security challenges.
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EUROMIL-publicaties in OpLinie & Interventie
In het vier keer per jaar verschijnende ledenmagazine OpLinie van de AFMP en het ledenmagazine Interventie van de MARVER besteden we regelmatig aandacht aan de inspanningen van EUROMIL. Zo stond er in de in juli verschenen uitgave van beide bladen een verslag aan van de recente 129e Algemene Vergadering van EUROMIL in Lissabon. In de respectievelijk op 18 oktober en 25 oktober 2024 verschijnende edities van OpLinie vind je een uitgebreid verslag
van de recente bijeenkomst van de Northern Group in Kopenhagen, waar de voorzitters van de AFMP en de MARVER beide acte de présence geven.
OpLinie of Interventie kun je trouwens ook online lezen via respectievelijk deze link of deze link.