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EPP Group in the European Parliament
- Patryk Andruszyszyn
Patryk Andruszyszyn
Assistant - Outreach Directorate, EPP Group Network Unit at EPP Group in the European Parliament
Patryk Andruszyszyn has extensive experience in the European Parliament, currently serving as an Assistant in the Outreach Directorate of the EPP Group since April 2021, following a previous role as a Trainee in the same unit. Prior to these positions, Patryk completed a Traineeship in the Directorate for Relations with National Parliaments. Earlier roles include administrative and paralegal support with CERTINERGIE Belgique and an internship at d’Ath et associés. Regarding education, Patryk holds a Master's degree in Law with a focus on EU Law from Université catholique de Louvain, has participated in an Erasmus program at Eötvös Loránd University, and possesses a bilingual bachelor's degree in Law. Additionally, Patryk is currently studying Italian at CLL Language Centres.
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EPP Group in the European Parliament
The EPP Group is the largest political force in the European Parliament. The Group of the European People's Party (EPP Group) brings together centre and centre-right pro-European political forces from across the Member States of the EU. Our vision: A united Europe in which every individual is able to realise their full potential. A fairer, more competitive and democratic Europe where people travel, work, do business, invest, learn from each other, buy, sell, collaborate and team up. A self-assured Europe that recognises its unique history and heritage and defends its way of life. A strong Europe that is ready to punch above its weight globally. Our mission: To work to the benefit of all Europeans to build a more ambitious and a more self-assured Europe where everyone has an equal opportunity to succeed; defending a united Europe that respects subsidiarity, without contradiction among European, national and local identities. To put people at the heart of the European project, strengthening European democracy and the accountability of its institutions; defending the European way of life, advocating a united Europe based on the values of human dignity, freedom, solidarity, the respect of human rights and the rule of law.
