Page contentsPage contents How the platform works The European Platform for Roma Inclusion ("EPRI") brings together national governments, the EU, international organisations and Roma civil society. It aims to stimulate cooperation and an exchange of experience on successful Roma inclusion. Roma platform meetings 17th European Platform for Roma Inclusion - Brussels, 1 October 2024The 17th European Platform for Roma Inclusion, organized by the European Commission's DG JUST, will take place in Brussels on 1 October 2024.Visit the official event page Find all previous editions of the European Platform for Roma Inclusion:2024 - 17th European Platform for Roma Inclusion - Brussels, 1 October.2023 - 16th European Platform for Roma Inclusion - Madrid, 30 November.2021 - 14th European Platform for Roma Inclusion - Brussels (online), 20-21 September.2018 - 12th European Platform for Roma inclusion - Brussels, 8-9 October.2017 - 11th European Platform for Roma inclusion - Brussels, 27-28 November.2016 - 10th European Platform for Roma inclusion - Brussels, 29-30 November.2015 - 9th European Platform for Roma inclusion - Brussels, 16-17 March.2013 - 8th European Platform for Roma inclusion - Brussels, 27 June.2012 - 7th European Platform for Roma inclusion - Brussels, 22 March. Roma summits The European Commission regularly organises Roma summits in order to bring together high level representatives of EU institutions, national governments and civil society organisations from all over Europe.Inclusion of Roma is a joint responsibility of Member States and the European Union. The Commission monitors the progress made by Member States through the EU Framework for National Roma Integration Strategies.Roma summits are organised to take stock of the progress made in Roma inclusion at EU and national level and to renew commitments at the highest political level.European Roma Summit in Brussels 16 September 2008.European Roma Summit in Córdoba (Spain), 8 (International Roma Day) and 9 April 2010.European Roma Summit in Brussels 4 April 2014.