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SME Europe part of the EPP family

By SME Europe

SME Europe is now officially part of the European People’s Party (EPP). This was decided Monday, 3rd of June in the early evening of the EPP meeting in Brussels.

The EPP event was followed by a cocktail in the premises of the SME Europe, Rue de Pascale 22, 1040, Brussels. The President of the SME Europe, Nadezhda NEYNSKY MEP and the board members reiterated the commitment to the EPP values and principles and underlined the importance of a strong business organization to uphold the interests of small businesses.

Among the guests Johannes Hahn, Commissioner for Regional Policy and SME Europe Honorary Member congratulated SME Europe and ensured his support in the mission to help innovative SMEs to keep ging and continue serving as backbone of our European economy.

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