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Video Games Europe has 38 disclosed EU lobbying meetings from 2024-09-11 to 2026-06-03: 9 with the European Commission and 29 with Members of the European Parliament. Source: EU Transparency Register no. 20586492362-11, Commission disclosures and MEP declarations. Methodology

Video Games Europe

EU lobbying footprint — who they meet, and on what.

Register no.
20586492362-11 ↗
Disclosed meetings
38 (9 Commission · 29 MEP)
Period
2024-09-11 → 2026-06-03

Declared fields of interest: Business and industry · Climate action · Competition · Consumers · Culture · Culture and media · Customs · Digital economy and society · Education and training · Employment and social affairs · Enlargement · Environment

Lobbying profile

as declared 2026-03-17
Category
Trade and business associations
Legal status
International Organisation with a Scientific and Pedagogical Purpose
Declared lobbying cost
€100,000
Lobbying FTEs
2.55
Members
3
LobbyFacts / Transparency Register source ↗

At a glance

Most-met policy areas
  • Technology4
  • Trade1
  • Social1
Commission officials
  • Thomas Schmitz1
  • Fausto Matos1
  • Bjoern Juretzki1
  • Emmanuelle Du Chalard1
  • Desislava Dimitrova1

Disclosed meetings

Newest first. EC = European Commission, EP = Member of the European Parliament.

Lobbying in these areas

Who lobbies on Technology & Digital →

Frequently asked

How many EU lobbying meetings has Video Games Europe disclosed?

Video Games Europe (EU Transparency Register no. 20586492362-11) appears in 38 disclosed meetings with EU officials and MEPs between 2024-09-11 and 2026-06-03: 9 with the European Commission and 29 with Members of the European Parliament.

What does Video Games Europe lobby on?

Video Games Europe's disclosed EU meetings most often concern Technology, Trade, Social. Every meeting and its topic is listed with its official source on this page.

Who does Video Games Europe meet in Brussels?

Across its disclosed meetings, Video Games Europe has met Commission officials including Thomas Schmitz, Fausto Matos, Bjoern Juretzki, and MEPs including FARRENG Laurence, DÁVID Dóra, SANCHO MURILLO Elena. These are counts of officially disclosed meetings, not a measure of influence.

Primary sources

Every meeting above is a public disclosure by the European Commission or a Member of the European Parliament; counts are of disclosed meetings only and are not a measure of influence. Methodology. Data © European Union (Decision 2011/833/EU) & the European Parliament.

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