Ecosy

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Young European Socialists (ECOSY)
Logo of ECOSY
President Giacomo Filibeck
Founded 1992
Headquarters c.o PES, Rue du Trône,
98 - 1050 Brussels, Belgium
Political Ideology social democrat and socialist
International Affiliation International Union of Socialist Youth
Mother Party Party of European Socialists
Mother European Parliament Group Party of European Socialists
Colours Red
Website www.ecosy.org
See also Politics of the EU

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ECOSY - Young European Socialists is an association of socialist and social democratic youth organisations in the European Union. The most widely accepted pronunciation of ECOSY is as a single word with short "e" and short "o".

Ecosy is the youth organisation of the Party of European Socialists (PES) and is a member of the International Union of Socialist Youth (Iusy). The seat of the organisation is Brussels.

Full members status is held to the European Youth Forum (YFJ) which operates within the Council of Europe and European Union areas and works closely with both these bodies.

Giacomo Filibeck (Sinistra Giovanile) is Ecosy president, Ania Skrzypek (Federacja Młodych Socjaldemokratów) is Secretary General.

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[edit] History

Ecosy was founded as the European Community Organisation of Socialist Youth in November 1992 in Oegstgeest/The Hague.

Before 1992 the European activities had been coordinated inside Iusy, especially in the European Leaders Meeting. The foundation of Ecosy had been controversial. In particular, the Austrians and the Swedish promoted an all-European organisation, including the non-EU members.

The European Socialist Youth (Esy), founded in parallel, was only a weak organisation, a short time later renamed as European Committee, one of the Iusy continental committees.

[edit] Member organisations

Beside this 38 full member organisations there are 16 observer members

  • Albania: Forumi i Rinisë Eurosocialiste të Shqipërisë (FESYA)
  • Albania: Rinisë Socialdemokrate
  • Armenia: Armenian Youth Federation Հայ Երիտասարդաց Դաշնակցութիւն (AYF)
  • Belorussia: Маладой Грамады (МСД-МГ) / Malada Hramada (MSD-MH)
  • Bosnia: Forum Mladih SDP (BiH)
  • Catalunya: Joventut Socialista de Catalunya (JSC)
  • Cyprus: Αγώνας / Agonas
  • Georgia: Akhalgazrduli Kavshiri Sotsialisturi Sakartvelos
  • Island: Samband ungra jafnaðarmanna (SUJ)
  • Israel: משמר נוער בתוך מפלגת העבודה / Mishmeret Tse’irah shel Mifleget haAwoda
  • Norway: Arbeidernes ungdomsfylking (AUF)
  • Poland: Młodzi Socjaliści (MS)
  • Russia: Российский социал-демократический союз молодёжи (РСДСМ) / Rossijskij social-demokraticheskij sojuz molodjozhi (RSDSM)
  • San Marino: Area Giovani Socialisti Sammarinesi (MGSS)
  • Serbia: Socijaldemokratska omladina Социјалдемократска омладина
  • Serbia: Demokratska omladina Демократска омладина
  • Switzerland: JungsozialistInnen Schweiz (JUSO) / Jeunesse Socialiste Suisse (JS)

[edit] Ecosy presidents

Since the founding of ECOSY in 1992 until 1997, the presidency rotated simultaneously with the EU Presidency

  • 1992 Tracy Paul (Young Labour)
  • 1993 Henrik Sass Larsen (Danmarks Socialdemokratiske Ungdom)
  • 1993 Ronald Gossiaux (Mouvement des Jeunes Socialistes / Belgium)
  • 1994 ./. (Neolaia Pasok)
  • 1994 Reinhold Rünker (Jusos in der SPD)
  • 1995 Renaud Lagrave (Mouvement des Jeunes Socialistes / France)
  • 1995 Martin Guillermo (Juventudes Socialistas de España)
  • 1995 Paco-Luis Benitez (Juventudes Socialistas de España)
  • 1996 Vinicio Peluffo (Sinistra Giovanile)
  • 1996 Mick McLoughlin (Labour Youth)
  • 1997 Thomas Windmulder (Jonge Socialisten in de PvdA)

Afterwards, ECOSY has an elected president

  • 1997–1999 Andreas Schieder (Sozialistische Jugend Österreich)
  • 1999–2001 Hugues Nancy (Mouvement des Jeunes Socialistes / France)
  • 2001–2003 Jan Krims (Verband Sozialistischer StudentInnen Österreichs)
  • 2003–2005 Anders Lindberg (Sveriges Socialdemokratiska Ungdomsförbund)
  • since 2005 Giacomo Filibeck (Sinistra Giovanile)

[edit] Ecosy secretary generals

  • 1992–1997 Philip Cordery (Mouvement des Jeunes Socialistes / France)
  • 1997–1999 Pau Solanilla (Juventudes Socialistas de España)
  • 1999–2003 Yonnec Polet (Mouvement des Jeunes Socialistes / Belgium)
  • 2003–2005 Ilias Antoniou (Neolaia Pasok)
  • since 2005 Ania Skrzypek (Federacja Młodych Socjaldemokratów)

[edit] Ecosy congresses

[edit] Ecosy summer camps

[edit] External links


 
ECOSY – Young European Socialists Full Member Organisations

SJ Austria | VSStÖ Austria | Animo Belgium | MJS Belgium | BSM Bulgaria | ELMA Bulgaria | FM SPD Croatia | NEOS Cyprus | MSD Czech Republic | DSU Denmark | Noor-sots Estonia | Demarinuoret Finland | SONK Finland | MJS France | Jusos Germany | SJD – Die Falken Germany | Neolaia PASOK Greece | FiB Hungary | Labour Youth Ireland | SG Italy | FGS Italy | JSS Latvia | LSDJS Lithuania | JSL Luxembourg | SDMM Macedonia | FZL Malta | JS Netherlands | FMS Poland | FMUP Poland | JS Portugal | TSD Romania | MSD Slovakia | Mladi Forum SD Slovenia | JS Spain | S-studenter Sweden | SSU Sweden | Young Labour United Kingdom | Labour Students United Kingdom

Related articles: Party of European Socialists


 
European Political Youth Organisations
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EFA Youth | European Christian Political Youth Network | European Democrat Students | European Liberal Youth | Federation of Young European Greens | Young Democrats for Europe | Young European Socialists | Youth of the European People's Party

 
European political parties and pan-European political organisations without youth wings

European Anticapitalist Left | EUDemocrats | Party of the European Left | European National Front | Alliance for Europe of the Nations | Nordic Green Left Alliance

Related articles: European political parties