Government membership
Why become a
government member?
National authorities, ministries, permanent representations and embassies working on EU affairs use CEPS membership to access independent research, engage with a broad community of policy experts, and take part in exchanges that cut across institutional and sectoral boundaries.
The membership framework is designed to accommodate different levels of involvement, from structured and ongoing engagement to more selective participation focused on specific policy areas or timely moments.
Our members
- Mission and Embassy of Australia to the EU
- Mission and Embassy of Australia to the EU
- Mission and Embassy of Georgia to the EU
- Mission and Embassy of Indonesia to the EU
- Mission and Embassy of Korea to the EU
- Mission of Andorra to the EU
- Mission of Brazil to the EU
- Mission of Canada to the EU
- Mission of Japan to the EU
- Mission of Liechtenstein to the EU
- Mission of Norway to the EU
- Mission of Switzerland to the EU
- Mission of the Republic of Serbia to the EU
- National Bank of Austria
- New Zealand Mission to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Austria to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Croatia to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Cyprus to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Finland to the EU
- Permanent Representation of France to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Greece to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Ireland to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Lithuania to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Spain to the EU
- Permanent Representation of Sweden to the EU
- Permanent Representation of the Netherlands to the EU
- UK Mission to the EU