MEP Awards 2025 - new mandate, new awards, new venue

The winners of the MEP Awards 2025 have been announced. You can view the full list here.

Congratulations to all of the winners.

You can view pictures from the night here.

The Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium, Brussels

We are delighted that The Parliament MEP Awards 2025 ceremony will be held at the prestigious Royal Museums of Fine Arts of Belgium.

For many MEPs, particularly those new to Brussels, this venue will provide a rare opportunity to immerse themselves in Belgium’s rich artistic heritage—a luxury often missed due to their demanding schedules.

Marc Angel is a Luxembourgish Member and Quaestor of the European Parliament, previously also serving as Vice-President. He joined the EP after decades of public service, first as Member of the Luxembourg City Council (1994 - 2020), then as Member of the Luxembourg Parliament (2004 - 2019).

As an S&D MEP, he focuses on key issues such as social justice and labour rights, while he is also a highly recognized advocate of LGBTIQ+ rights. With a strong commitment to ensuring equitable opportunities for all, Mr Angel promotes fair wages, gender equality and works towards a Europe that is socially inclusive and economically resilient.

Image of Quaestor Marc Angel (S&D, Luxembourg)
Photo of Mariam Zaidi, Master of Ceremonies for the MEP Awards 2025

A news presenter for TRT World, CNBC, and Euronews, Mariam Zaidi is an international news and EU politics specialist. 

For TRT World she presents the news from both London and at their HQ in Istanbul where she steers hours of breaking news on the world’s biggest stories. 

At CNBC she has fronted an energy series and moderates discussions with leading thought leaders, celebrities and sport stars at the World Economic Forum in Davos. 

She is a Law grad with a Masters in Journalism.

Watch the video from the ceremony below

Thank you

Thank you...

Our thanks to our host for the evening Quaestor Marc Angel (S&D, Luxembourg) and to Mariam Zaidi for being our master of ceremonies.

We would also like to extend our thanks to our distinguished judges who had the unenviable task of deciding the winners.

We thank all those people across the EU who took time to nominate someone for an award. Without whose nominations the awards would not be possible.

To our partner organisations who have supported the event we also say a big ‘thank you’.

We would like to give special thanks to every MEP, APA and Parliamentary staffer, whether or not they were nominated, shortlisted or were a winner, for their dedication, hard work and support of European democracy. Thank you!

For more information on how to get involved in the 2026 edition of the MEP Awards, please contact MEPAwards@theparliamentmagazine.eu.

#MEPAwards2025 on all socials.

Finally, nominations for the upcoming APA Awards are now open! Put forward someone whose dedication you think deserves recognition.

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