European Federalist Party

European Federalist Party
President	Pietro De Matteis
Vice-president	Georgios Kostakos
Secretary General	Emmanuel Rodary
Founded	6 November 2011
Merger of	Europe United Party French Federalist Party
Ideology	European federalism European integration Democratization Social liberalism
Colors	Yellow and blue
Website
http://federalistparty.eu

The European Federalist Party is a pro-European, pan-European and federalist political party which advocates further integration of the European Union through the establishment of a democratic and federal Europe.^[1]

The party was launched in Paris on 6 November 2011 as a merger of Europe United and the French Federalist Party.^[2] Its aim is to gather all Europeans to promote European federalism and to participate in all elections all over Europe. Its first electoral contest was the European Parliament election, 2014, in which it failed to secure a seat.^[3]

Representation at national and local levels

The EFP claims to be the first truly transnational party in Europe, with sections in 16 countries and electoral candidates across the continent.^[4] Its transnational credentials are rooted in its operation as a single party, rather than an alliance of national European parties.^[5] The EFP has national and regional sections in:

The EFP also has representatives in other EU countries, as well as in Iceland, Norway, China, and the United States.

References

↑ "About Us". European Federalist Party. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
↑ "History". European Federalist Party. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
↑ Fidler, Stephen (29 May 2014). "Election Over, Europe Launches a Turf War". The Wall Street Journal. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
↑ "Europe's First Transnational List has been Presented by the European Federalist Party". 7 May 2014. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
↑ "In defense of real European parties". The New Federalist. 26 December 2012. Retrieved 16 June 2014.
↑ "The European Federalist Party". Livinian Europa. Retrieved 16 June 2014.

Pan-European political organisations

Political parties
recognised by the EU

Current	Alliance for Direct Democracy in Europe Alliance for Peace and Freedom Alliance of European Conservatives and Reformists Alliance of Liberals and Democrats for Europe Party Europeans United for Democracy European Alliance for Freedom Alliance of European National Movements European Christian Political Movement European Democratic Party European Free Alliance European Green Party European People's Party Movement for a Europe of Nations and Freedom Movement for a Europe of Liberties and Democracy Party of European Socialists Party of the European Left

Defunct	Alliance for Europe of the Nations Alliance of Independent Democrats in Europe Libertas

Political parties not
recognised by the EU

Current	Europe – Democracy – Esperanto European Federalist Party European Pirate Party European Party for Individual Liberty Initiative of Communist and Workers' Parties

Defunct	European National Front Europe United Party Movement for European Reform Newropeans

Other confederations
of national parties

Current	European Anti-Capitalist Left Liberal South East European Network Nordic Green Left Alliance

Defunct	Euronat Platform for Transparency European Democrat Union

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