CEN's mission is to promote voluntary technical harmonization in Europe in conjunction with worldwide bodies and its European partners. European standards (EN, ENV, CWA, ...) form a collection which ensures its own continuity for the benefit of users.
Eurochambres is the Association of more than 1, 300 Chambers of Commerce and Industry and their national organisations in 34 European countries. Eurochambres is the acknowledged spokesman of SMEs at the European institutions in Brussels with the broadest representation of business. ...
Representing the interests of European Securities Exchanges as regulated markets ...
ERA is the recognised representative body for regional air transport throughout Europe. It currently represents 78 airlines, 49 airports and over 100 other companies who include most of the principal airframe and engine manufacturers and other suppliers to the industry.
The ERT is a group of some forty European industrial leaders who seek to strengthen and develop Europe's industrial and technical competitiveness. ERT contributes significantly to an improved dialogue between industry and governments, at both national and European levels.
The EU Committee represents American business interests towards the institutions of the European Union. Its members include 140 of the largest US multinationals. American direct investment in Europe exceeds $ 350 billion and supports over 3 million jobs in Europe.
European Federation of Engineering Consultancy Associations EFCA represents and promotes engineering consultancy companies organized in 22 national associations.
THE EUROPEAN CEMENT ASSOCIATION ...
EAPA (European Asphalt Pavement Association) , a member of Road Construction Network, is the European industry association which represents the manufacturers of bituminous mixtures and companies engaged in asphalt road construction and maintenance.
=== Union Syndicale === est le syndicat du service public europeen et des organisations internationales ... is the European and international public service trade union.
