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We, 229 lawmakers from opposite sides of the Atlantic and with diverse political views, are united in our grave concern about the growing threat to regional and global peace posed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the world’s leading state sponsor of terror.

Background

Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) and its proxies have, of late, escalated their aggressive behavior. Over the past two years alone, the FBI uncovered Tehran‘s brazen plot to kidnap an American women’s rights activist in the U.S., Hezbollah fired its heaviest barrage of rockets on our ally Israel since the 2006 war and Iran attempted to strike the U.S. consulate in northern Iraq and killed a Romanian and a British national aboard an oil tanker in the Arabian Sea.

Despite strong transatlantic cooperation, there are inconsistencies between U.S. and EU terror designations. While both have designated Palestinian Islamic Jihad, only the U.S. has designated the IRGC. The U.S. terror designation of Hezbollah covers the entirety of the organization, while EU only considers the “military wing” as a terror group.

Decisive action – and consistency – by the U.S. and the transatlantic community is urgently required to curb Iran’s escalating nefarious behavior.

TFI Statement

We, lawmakers from opposite sides of the Atlantic and with diverse political views, are united in our grave concern about the growing threat to regional and global peace posed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, the world’s leading state sponsor of terror.

That threat is only compounded by the prospect of Iran, armed with advanced ballistic missiles and awash with the funds to finance its malign actions, becoming a nuclear threshold state. Iran's growing alliance with Russia and its supply of advanced drones for Moscow's brutal war against Ukraine further underline the danger the Islamic Republic poses not just to Middle Eastern but also to Western security.

It is therefore vital that the U.S, Canada. and European partners strengthen measures to counter the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC), the regime's principal force spreading internal and external terror. We welcome the United States’ 2019 designation of the IRGC as a Foreign Terrorist Organization (FTO) and support its continued commitment to maintaining this designation as long as the IRGC continues its illicit activities. Since its inception in 1979, the IRGC has created and funded a multitude of terror groups in the region, including Hezbollah and the Palestinian Islamic Jihad. The regime has used these terror proxies to spread death, terror, and instability in the Middle East and beyond.

The transatlantic community should therefore impose sanctions and designate the IRGC, and all of Iran's terror proxies, as the terrorists they are.

This unprecedented transatlantic initiative was spearheaded by the leadership of the Transatlantic Friends of Israel (TFI).

 

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Signatories

  1. Andrew Garbarino, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Cybersecurity Committee, Republican Party, U.S. (Co-Initiator)

  2. Brad Schneider, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democratic Party, U.S. (Co-Initiator)
  3. Anna-Michelle Asimakopoulou, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, EPP, Greece (Co-Initiator)
  4. Lukas Mandl, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Security and Defence Subcommittee, EPP, Austria (Co-Initiator)
  5. Petras Auštrevičius, Chair, European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Afghanistan, Renew Europe, Lithuania (Co-Initiator)
  6. Carmen Avram, Member, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Israel, S&D, Romania (Co-Initiator)
  7. Dietmar Köster, Member, European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, S&D, Germany (Co-Initiator)
  8. David Lega, Member, European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, EPP, Sweden
  9. Alexandr Vondra, Member, European Parliament’s Security and Defence Subcommittee, ECR, Czech Republic (Co-Initiator)
  10. Martin Engelberg, Vice Chair, National Council's European Union Affairs Standing Subcommittee, ÖVP, Austria (Co-Initiator)
  11. Renata Alt, Chair, Bundestag’s Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid Committee, FDP, Germany
  12. Baroness Rosalind Miriam Altmann CBE, Member of the House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  13. Nastimir Ananiev, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  14. Lee Anderson, Member, House of Commons’ Home Affairs Committee, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  15. Björn Anseeuw, Vice-Chair, Chamber of Representatives’ Welfare, Job and Pension Committee, N-VA, Belgium
  16. Attila Ara-Kovács, Member, European Parliament’s Subcommittee on Security and Defence, S&D, Hungary
  17. Lord Arbuthnot of Edrom, Member, House of Lords’ EU Security and Justice Subcommittee, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  18. Ivo Atanasov, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  19. Atanas Atanassov, Vice President of the National Assembly, Democratic Bulgaria, Bulgaria
  20. Troy Balderson, Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Combatting Anti-Semitism Bipartisan Taskforce, Republican Party, U.S.

  21. José Ramón Bauzà Díaz, Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Spain

  22. Petra Bayr, SPÖ Head, National Council's Foreign Policy Subcommittee, Austria
  23. Vladimir Beliak, Member of the Knesset, Yesh Atid, Israel
  24. Isabel Benjumea Benjumea, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Regional Development Committee, EPP, Spain
  25. Stefan-Heinrich Berger, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Germany
  26. James Bezan, Vice Chair, House of Commons' National Defence Standing Committee, Conservative Party, Canada
  27. Gus Bilirakis, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives' Consumer Protection and Commerce Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  28. Boaz Bismuth, Member of the Knesset, Likud, Israel
  29. Bob Blackman, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  30. Lord David Blencathra, Member of the House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  31. Franc Bogovič, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Delegation to the EU-Serbia Stabilization and Association Parliamentary Committee, EPP, Slovenia
  32. The Rt Hon Karen Bradley, Chair, House of Commons’ Procedure Committee, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  33. Jens Brandenburg, Parliamentary State Secretary in the Ministry of Education and Research, FDP, Germany
  34. Helmut Brandstätter, NEOS Deputy Head, National Council’s Foreign Affairs Subcommittee, NEOS, Austria
  35. Sandra Bubendorfer-Licht, FDP Head, Bundestag’s Interior and Homeland Committee, Germany
  36. Laurent Burgoa, Member of the Senate, Les Républicains, France
  37. Kat Cammack, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Emergency Preparedness, Response and Recovery Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  38. Ilana Cicurel, Member, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Israel, Renew Europe, France
  39. Ben Cline, Co-Chair, U.S. House of Representatives' Intellectual Property Promotion and Piracy Prevention Caucus, Republican Party, U.S. 
  40. Peter Cmorej, Member of the National Council, Freedom and Solidarity, Slovakia
  41. Gita Connemann, Member of the Bundestag, CDU, Germany
  42. The Rt Hon Stephen Crabb, Chair, House of Commons' Conservative Friends of Israel, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  43. Dan Crenshaw, Member, U.S. House of Representatives' Energy and Commerce Committee, Republican Party, U.S.
  44. Katalin Cseh, Vice Chair, Renew Europe Group in the European Parliament, Hungary
  45. Danny Danon, Member of the Knesset, Likud, Israel
  46. Dāvis Mārtiņš Daugavietis, Member, Latvian Parliament's European Affairs Committee, New Unity, Latvia
  47. Kathleen Depoorter, Vice Chair, Chamber of Representatives’  Management of the COVID-19 Epidemic Oversight Committee, N-VA, Belgium
  48. Christoph de Vries, Member, Bundestag’s Interior and Homeland Committee, CDU, Germany
  49. Iva Dimic, Chair, National Assembly's Friendship Group with Israel, New Slovenia - Christian Democrats, Slovenia
  50. Martin Dimitrov, Chair, National Assembly’s Economic Policy and Innovation, Democratic Bulgaria, Bulgaria
  51. Lena Düpont, Member, European Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee, EPP, Germany
  52. Gatis Eglītis, President, The Conservatives Party, Latvia
  53. Gabriel Elorriaga, Member, Chamber of Deputies’ External Relations Committee, Partido Popular, Spain
  54. Jakob Engel-Schmidt, the Moderates Spokesperson for Political Affairs, Denmark
  55. Engin Eroglu, Member, European Parliament’s Committee on Economic and Monetary Affairs, Renew Europe, Germany
  56. Sari Essayah, President, Christian Democrats Party, Finland
  57. Rosa Estaràs Ferragut, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Spain
  58. Marcus Faber, Member, Bundestag’s Defense Committee, FDP, Germany
  59. Brian Fitzpatrick, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives' Europe, Energy, the Environment and Cyber Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  60. Chuck Fleischmann, Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Homeland Security Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  61. Anna Fotyga, ECR Secretary-General and Spokesperson for Foreign Affairs, Poland
  62. Theo Francken, Member, Chamber of Representatives’ National Defence Committee, N-VA, Belgium
  63. Lois Frankel, Co-Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ Women, Peace, and Security Caucus, Democratic Party, U.S.
  64. Michael Freilich, Member, Chamber of Representatives' National Defence Committee, New Flemish Alliance, Belgium
  65. Hristo Gadzhev, Chair, National Assembly’s National Defence Committee, GERB-UDF, Bulgaria
  66. Claudia Gamon, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Northern cooperation and for relations with Switzerland and Norway, Renew Europe, Austria
  67. Georg Georgiev, Member of the National Assembly, GERB-UDF, Bulgaria
  68. Stoyan Georgiev, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  69. Helmut Geuking, Member, European Parliament’s Employment and Social Affairs Committee, EPP, Germany
  70. Vlad Gheorghe, Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Romania
  71. Lord David Laurence Gold, Member of the House of Lords, Conservative, United Kingdom
  72. Josh Gottheimer, Vice Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ National Security, International Development, and Monetary Policy Subcommittee, Democratic Party, U.S.
  73. Elisabeth Götze, Greens Deputy Head, National Council’s Economy, Industry, and Energy Committee, Die Grünen, Austria
  74. Chuck Grassley, Ranking Member, U.S. Senate’s Judiciary Committee, Republican Party, U.S.
  75. Serap Güler, Member, Bundestag’s Defense Committee, CDU, Germany
  76. Andrey Gurov, Chair, We Continue the Change Parliamentary Group, Bulgaria
  77. Miguel Ángel Gutiérrez Vivas, Ciudadanos Spokesperson, Defense Committee, Spain
  78. Meyer Habib, Member, National Assembly's Foreign Affairs Committee, Les Républicains, France
  79. Benjamin Haddad, Chair, National Assembly's Ukraine Friendship Group, Renaissance, France
  80. Svenja Hahn, Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Germany
  81. Metin Hakverdi, SPD Head, Bundestag’s European Union Subcommittee, SPD, Germany
  82. Tamás Harangozó, Vice Chair, National Assembly's Defence and Law Enforcement Committee, Hungarian Socialist Party, Hungary
  83. Peter Heidt, FDP Head, Bundestag’s Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid Committee, Germany
  84. Niclas Herbst, Vice Chair, European Parliament Budget’s Committee, EPP, Germany
  85. Gero Clemens Hocker, Co-Chairman, Bundestag’s Food and Agriculture Committee, FDP, Germany
  86. Monika Hohlmeier, Chair, European Parliament's Budgetary Control Committee, EPP, Germany
  87. Anthony Housefather, Parliamentary Secretary to the Minister of Public Services and Procurement, Liberal Party, Canada
  88. John Howell, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  89. Kaloyan Ikonomov, Deputy Chair, We Continue the Change Parliamentary Group, Bulgaria
  90. Johanna Jachs, Secretary, National Council’s Justice Committee, ÖVP, Austria
  91. Carmen Jeitler-Cincelli, Secretary, National Council's Foreign Affairs Committee, ÖVP, Austria
  92. Mark Jenkinson, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  93. Gyde Jensen, Vice Chair, Bundestag’s German-Chinese Friendship Group, FDP, Germany
  94. Bill Johnson, Co-Chairman, U.S. House of Representatives' Natural Gas Caucus, Republican Party, U.S.
  95. Dame Diana Johnson, Chair, House of Commons' Home Affairs Committee, Labour Party, United Kingdom
  96. Dusty Johnson, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Livestock and Foreign Agriculture Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  97. Dimitrios Kairidis, Chair, Hellenic Parliament’s Parliamentary Friendship Group with Israel, New Democracy, Greece
  98. Mihal Kambarev, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Prevention and Counteraction of Corruption Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  99. Gilad Kariv, Member, Knesset's Foreign Affairs and Defense Committee, Labor Party, Israel
  100. Karol Karski, Vice-Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation to the ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly, ECR, Poland
  101. Martina Kaufmann, Member, National Council’s Foreign Affairs Committee, ÖVP, Austria 
  102. Ondřej Knotek, Member of the European Parliament, Renew Europe, Czech Republic
  103. Pascal Kober, Member, Bundestag’s Labor and Social Affairs Committee, FDP, Germany
  104. Rihards Kols, Chair, Parliament of the Republic of Latvia's Foreign Affairs Committee, National Alliance, Latvia
  105. Kalina Konstantinova, Chair, National Assembly’s e-Government and Information Technology Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria 
  106. Moritz Körner, Member, European Parliament’s Civil Liberties, Justice and Home Affairs Committee, Renew Europe, Germany
  107. Yordanka Kostadinova, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  108. Rosen Kosturkov, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  109. Andrey Kovatchev, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Bulgaria
  110. Peter Kremský, Chair, Economic Affairs Committee of the National Council, Chair, Israeli Allies Caucus, OĽaNO, Slovakia
  111. Konstantinos Kyranakis, Secretary of the Hellenic Parliament, New Democracy, Greece
  112. Ilhan Kyuchyuk, Vice President, ALDE Party, Renew Europe, Bulgaria
  113. Sergey Lagodinsky, Chair, European Parliament's Delegation to the EU-Turkey Joint Parliamentary Committee, Greens/EFA, Germany
  114. Doug Lamborn, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Strategic Forces Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  115. Melissa Lantsman, Member, House of Commons’ Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Group, Conservative Party, Canada
  116. Susie Lee, Member of the U.S. House of Representatives, Democratic Party, U.S.
  117. Katja Leikert, CDU Head, Bundestag's Family Committee, Germany
  118. Constance Le Grip, Member, National Assembly’s European Affairs Committee, Renaissance, France
  119. Miriam Lexmann, Member, European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, EPP, Slovakia

  120. Michael Link, FDP Head, Bundestag’s European Union Subcommittee, Germany

  121. Leopoldo López Gil, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Delegation to the EU-Chile Joint Parliamentary Committee, EPP, Spain

  122. Antonio López-Istúriz White, Chair, European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Israel, EPP, Spain

  123. Daniel Lorer, Member, National Assembly’s Foreign Policy Committee, PP, Bulgaria

  124. Max Lucks, Greens Head, Bundestag’s Human Rights and Humanitarian Aid Committee, Bündnis 90/Die Grünen, Germany 

  125. Daniela Ludwig, Chair, Bundestag’s Electoral Examinations Committee, CDU/CSU, Germany

  126. Andrei-Răzvan Lupu, Member, Chamber of Deputies’ Defense, Public Order and National Security, Independent, Romania

  127. Ventsislava Lyubenova, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Foreign Policy Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  128. Larry Maguire, Vice Chair, House of Commons’ Canada-United States Inter-Parliamentary Group, Conservative Party, Canada
  129. Nicole Malliotakis, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ International Development, International Organizations and Global Corporate Social Impact Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  130. Kathy Manning, Vice Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ Middle East, North Africa and Global Counterterrorism Subcommittee, Democratic Party, U.S.
  131. Till Mansmann, Member of the Bundestag, FDP, Germany
  132. Johannes Margreiter, Secretary, National Council’s Ombudsman Committee, NEOS, Austria
  133. Dimitrios Markopoulos, Member, Hellenic Parliament’s Parliamentary Friendship Group with Israel, New Democracy, Greece
  134. Milen Mateev, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Legal Affairs Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  135. Gabriel Mato, Member, European Parliament’s International Trade Committee, EPP, Spain
  136. Liudas Mažylis, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Lithuania
  137. Steve McCabe, Chair, Labour Friends of Israel, United Kingdom 
  138. Grace Meng, Vice-Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ State and Foreign Operations Subcommittee, Democratic Party
  139. Koen Metsu, Chair, Chamber of Representatives' Inter-Parliamentary Union Belgium-Israel, N-VA, Belgium
  140. Nikola Minchev, Vice President of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  141. Daniel Mitov, Member, National Assembly’s Foreign Policy Committee, GERB-UDF, Bulgaria
  142. Damien Moore, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  143. Marty Morantz, Member, House of Commons’ Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Group, Conservative Party, Canada
  144. Jill Mortimer, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  145. Stephanie Murphy, Vice-Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ Intelligence and Special Operations Subcommittee, Democratic Party, U.S.
  146. Alexander Müller, Deputy Chair, Bundestag’s Disarmament, Arms Control and Non-Proliferation Committee, FDP, Germany
  147. Frank Müller-Rosentritt, Member, Bundestag’s External Relation’s Committee, FDP, Germany
  148. Pedro Navarro López, Partido Popular Spokesperson for Science, Innovation and Universities Committee of the Congress of Deputies, Spain
  149. Dimitar Nedyalkov, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Transport and Communications Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  150. Ljudmila Novak, Member, European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Israel, EPP, Slovenia
  151. Jan-Christoph Oetjen, Vice-Chair, European Parliament’s Transport and Tourism Committee, Renew Europe, Germany
  152. Matthew Offord, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  153. Peter Osuský, Deputy Chair, National Council’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Freedom and Solidarity, Slovakia
  154. Pierre-André Page, Chair, National Council’s Pardons Committee, SVP, Switzerland
  155. Caroline Panosyan-Bouvet, Vice Chair, National Assembly's U.S. Friendship Group, Renaissance, France
  156. Jutta Paulus, Member, European Parliament’s the Environment, Public Health and Food Safety Committee, Greens/EFA, Germany
  157. Žygimantas Pavilionis, Chair, Parliament of Lithuania’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Homeland Union – Lithuanian Christian Democrats, Lithuania
  158. Andrew Percy, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  159. Marijana Petir, Chair, Croatian Parliament’s Agriculture Committee, Independent, Croatia
  160. Bogomil Petkov, Member, National Assembly’s Defence Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  161. Kiril Petkov, Co-Chair, We Continue the Change Party, Bulgaria
  162. Petar Petrov, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change Party, Bulgaria
  163. The Rt Hon the Lord Eric Pickles, Chair, House of Lords' Conservative Friends of Israel, United Kingdom
  164. Lord Stuart Polak CBE, Member, House of Lords’ EU Security and Justice Subcommittee, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  165. Stanislav Polčák, Member, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with Maghreb Countries, EPP, Czech Republic
  166. Baroness Ramsay of Cartvale, Member of the House of Lords, Labour Party, United Kingdom
  167. Boyko Rashkov, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria  
  168. Martina Renner, Die Linke Head of the Bundestag's Interior and Homeland Committee, Die Linke, Germany
  169. Kathleen Rice, Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Cybersecurity, Infrastructure Protection, and Innovation Subcommittee, Democratic Party, U.S.
  170. Nicola Richards, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  171. Frédérique Ries, Vice President, Renew Europe Group in the European Parliament, Belgium
  172. Mary Robinson, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  173. Sandor Rónai, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Inquiry to Investigate the Use of Pegasus and Equivalent Surveillance Spyware Committee, S&D, Hungary
  174. Bert-Jan Ruissen, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Israel, ECR, The Netherlands
  175. Wille Rydman, Chair, National Coalition Party Group, Finland
  176. Venk Sabrutev, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Budget and Finance Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  177. Darya Safai, Member, Chamber of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee, N-VA, Belgium
  178. Maria Elvira Salazar, Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Foreign Affairs Committee, Republican Party, U.S.
  179. Gary Sambrook, Member, House of Commons’ Home Affairs Committee, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  180. Petri Sarvamaa, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Finland

  181. Simone Schmiedtbauer, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Austria

  182. Lord Kevin Shinkwin, Member of the House of Lords, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  183. Ivaylo Shotev, Member, National Assembly’s Foreign Policy Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  184. Radosław Sikorski, Chair, European Parliament’s Delegation for Relations with the U.S., EPP, Poland
  185. Sara Skyttedal, Chair, European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with Iraq, EPP, Sweden
  186. Atanas Slavov, Member of the National Assembly, Democratic Bulgaria, Bulgaria
  187. Michaela Šojdrová, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Culture and Education Committee, EPP, Czech Republic
  188. John Spellar, Member, House of Commons’ Defence Committee, Labour Party, United Kingdom
  189. Georgi Stamov, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  190. Michelle Steel, Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Israel Caucus, Republican Party, U.S.
  191. Ivan Štefanec, Member of the European Parliament, EPP, Slovakia
  192. Vasil Stefanov, Chair, National Assembly’s Human Rights, Religion and Citizens’ Complaints Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  193. Rena Stefanova, Deputy Chair, National Assembly’s Internal Security and Public Order Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  194. Warren Steinley, Member, House of Commons' Canada-United States Interparliamentary Group, Conservative Party, Canada
  195. David Stögmüller, Chair, National Council's Incompatibility Committee; Secretary, National Defence Permanent Subcommittee, Die Grünen, Austria
  196. Marie-Agnes Strack-Zimmermann, Chair, Bundestag’s Defense Committee, FDP, Germany
  197. Benjamin Strasser, Parliamentary State Secretary in the Ministry of Justice, FDP, Germany
  198. Tom Suozzi, Vice Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ Problem Solvers Congressional Caucus, Democratic Party, U.S.
  199. Yordan Terziyski, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  200. Dina Titus, Chair, U.S. House of Representatives’ Economic Development, Emergency Management, and Public Buildings Subcommittee, Democratic Party, U.S.
  201. Anton Tonev, Chair, National Assembly’s Health Committee, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria
  202. Matej Tonin, Chair, New Slovenia – Christian Democrats Party, Slovenia
  203. Craig Tracey, Member of the House of Commons, Conservative Party, United Kingdom
  204. Deyra Türk-Nachbaur, SPD Head, Bundestag’s Commission of Enquete “Lessons from Afghanistan for Germany’s future networked engagement”, SPD, Germany
  205. István Ujhelyi, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Transport and Tourism Committee, S&D, Hungary
  206. Andrew Ullmann, Chair, Bundestag’s Global Health Subcommittee, FDP, Germany
  207. Inese Vaidere, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s ACP-EU Joint Parliamentary Assembly Delegation, EPP, Latvia
  208. Radoslav Vasilev, Member of the National Assembly, We Continue the Change, Bulgaria  
  209. Juan Maria Vázquez Rojas, Partido Popular Spokesperson for Science, Innovation and Universities Committee of the Senate, Spain
  210. The Rt Hon Theresa Villiers, Member, House of Commons’ Intelligence and Security Committee, Conservative Party, United Kingdom 
  211. Loránt Vincze, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Constitutional Affairs Committee, EPP, Romania
  212. Petar Vitanov, Head, Bulgarian S&D Delegation to the European Parliament, Bulgaria
  213. Veronika Vrecionová, Member of the European Parliament, ECR, Czech Republic
  214. Marek Vyborny, Chair, KDU-ČSL Parliamentary Group, Czech Republic
  215. Marion Walsmann, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Legal Affairs Committee, EPP, Germany
  216. Mike Waltz, Ranking Member, U.S. House of Representatives’ Research and Technology Subcommittee, Republican Party, U.S.
  217. Debbie Wasserman Schultz, Chair, U.S. House of Representatives' Military Construction, Veterans Affairs, and Related Agencies Subcommittee, Democrat, U.S.
  218. John Weinerhall, Member, Swedish Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, Moderate Party, Sweden
  219. Christopher Weissberg, Member, National Assembly's Foreign Affairs Committee, Renaissance, France
  220. Nicole Westig, FDP Spokesperson for the Health Committee of the Bundestag, Germany
  221. Annette Widmann-Mauz, Member, Bundestag's Foreign Affairs Committee, CDU, Germany
  222. Mareike Lotte Wulf, Member of the Bundestag, CDU, Germany
  223. Caroline Yadan, Member, National Assembly's Foreign Affairs Committee, Renaissance, France
  224. Ekaterina Zaharieva, Chair, National Assembly’s Foreign Policy Committee, GERB-UDF, Bulgaria
  225. Javier Zarzalejos, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Foreign Interference in all Democratic Processes in the European Union Special Committee, EPP, Spain
  226. Bob Zimmer, Member, House of Commons’ Canada-Israel Interparliamentary Group, Conservative Party, Canada
  227. Željana Zovko, Vice Chair, European Parliament’s Foreign Affairs Committee, EPP, Croatia
  228. Milan Zver, Vice Chair, European Parliament's Delegation for Relations with the Countries of South Asia, EPP, Slovenia