On 22nd – 25th September 2005, about 300 AEGEE members, representatives from all the relevant international Youth NGOs with politicians will meet in Praha to celebrate the 20th anniversary of the European Students Forum, review its work and achievements to date, and discuss its future development.
The three days long conference will be filled with lectures by high-profile speakers, with plenary discussions, intensive workshops and panel discussions with experts on the topics.

The European Constitutional Treaty - Non, nee; and now ?
o The ratification process, its failure and its future
o Its content - Progress and/or problems ?
o Why do we need a constitution for the EU ?

The Future of Europe - Europe à la carte ?
o Multi-speed Europe (like Euro, CSFP) as best option for further integration ?
o Does this mean a failure or an empowerment of the EU ?
o Does this necessarily mean a "core EU" and "second-class" member-states ?
o The end of expansion: what are the perspectives for "privilegedmember" status ?

NGO's in Europe - Their role for shaping Europe's future ?
o What responsibilities and difficulties of NGO's ?
o Between competition and co-operation - the impact of NGO's ?
o NGO's as a playground for the leaders of tomorrow ?

Youth Mobility and Higher Education
o Future of Erasmus/Socrates & Bologna process - enlargement to SEE/Caucasus?
o Visa Freedom Fighters: Student/youth visa – a visa for AEGEE?

Democracy and Peace in Europe
o Minorities, xenophobia and human rights - managing ethnic diversity ?
o The future of democracy ?
o Youth Organisations in Eastern Europe and Caucasus

The students will be joined by Czech and European politicians, speakers from international institutions and representatives from other organisations, who will contribute their views on the role of youth activism in general in promoting a unified, peaceful and democratic Europe.
The congrees enjoys the patronage of the following people:

- Václav Havel
Former President of the Czech Republic (also AEGEE-Europe Patron)
- Jirí Paroubek
Prime Minister of the Czech Republic
- Petra Buzkova
Minister of Education of the Czech Republic
- Cyril Svoboda
Minister of Foreign Affairs of the Czech Republic
- Jirí Havlík
Ambassasdor of Czech Republic to Belgium
- Jana Hybášková
Member of European Parliament
- Jan Kohout
Ambassador, Permanent Representative to the European Union
- Pavel Bem
Mayor of Praha

AEGEE is one of Europe's largest interdisciplinary student associations, with 15,000 students promoting a unified Europe, cross-border co-operation, democracy, mobility and the European idea to young people through the student world. AEGEE strives to create an open and tolerant society by involving students and young professionals in valuable projects and discussions on topics of importance for the communities they live in. AEGEE is not linked to any political party, and being truly European, has no national structures.