Descubre qué hacen nuestros socios y únete

El Parlamento Europeo no es el único que se ocupa de las cuestiones que te interesan. Distintas organizaciones en toda Europa desempeñan un papel importante y garantizan que se escucha la voz de los ciudadanos y se defienden sus puntos de vista. ¿Quieres saber más sobre lo que hacen? ¿Te gustaría ponerte en contacto con ellas, asistir a uno de sus actos o colaborar en una campaña? Aquí tienes información sobre todas ellas.

Transnational organisations

  • Federation of European Motorcyclists’ Associations (FEMA) © FEMA

    Federation of European Motorcyclists’ Associations (FEMA)

    FEMA is the road riding motorcycling federation in Europe. FEMA’s purpose is to promote, protect and preserve motorcycling. FEMA’s mission is to promote riders’ interests and defend riders’ rights throughout Europe and globally.

    © FEMA
  • The European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO) © ESSO

    The European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO)

    Founded in 1981, the European Society of Surgical Oncology (ESSO) supports its members in advancing the science and practice of surgical oncology for the benefit of cancer patients, to be achieved through a range of activities related to education, research, advocacy, and leadership in multidisciplinary care.

    Today, ESSO has more than 4000 members in Europe and beyond, influencing the visibility of surgical oncology in Europe with its global network of surgical professionals and organizations.

    ESSO develops standards of care for cancer patients through its core values, as well as its activities in the field of education, homogenisation of skills, quality healthcare and ultimately qualification. ESSO's annual congress is the biggest congress in surgical oncology in Europe, offering an effective platform for surgeons to discuss the latest topics and future trends within the surgical oncology community.

    ESSO supports continued professional development by facilitating the education of both young and experienced surgical oncologists through the organisation of interactive courses, webinars, training fellowships, exams and workshops on specific tumour types and surgical techniques around Europe. 

    ESSO generates research project ideas that are prospective, high-quality and feasible and then collaborates with clinical research operators for their implementation. Through its monthly scientific Journal, the Journal of Cancer Surgery (EJSO), ESSO aims to educate and inform about the many subspecialty disciplines of cancer surgery.

    ESSO is dedicated to strengthening relationships with national surgical oncology societies, European organisations active in the field of cancer, and patient advocate groups, using social, economic, and legislative instruments to promote optimal surgical cancer care to cancer patients. ESSO’s surgical trainee members are also supported by ESSO’s Young Surgeon and Alumni Club (EYSAC) which forward the next generation of surgical oncologists. ESSO is committed to raising the profile and setting the highest standards of cancer surgery, to enhance and improve comprehensively the quality of cancer care. ESSO influences both cancer service developments working within nations and across Europe and healthcare policy priorities. 

    © ESSO