The Honorary Committees of the European Union Youth Orchestra are composed of the relevant Ministers of all the 27 EU Member States governments, whose competence affects the EUYO's activities, including Foreign Affairs, Education, Youth and European Affairs Ministers.
Austria |
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Heinz Faßmann* | Federal Minister for Education, Science and Research |
| Michael Linhart* | Federal Minister for European and International Affairs | |
Belgium |
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Sophie Wilmès | Minister of Foreign Affairs, European Affairs, Foreign Trade and Federal Cultural Institutions |
| Jan Jambon* | Minister-President of the Flemish Government and Flemish Minister for Culture, Foreign Policy and Development Cooperation | |
| Bénédicte Linard* | Minister of Culture, Media, Day-care and Women's Rights in the French Community | |
| Isabelle Weykmans | Vice Prime Minister, Minister of the German-speaking Community for Culture, Employment and Tourism | |
Bulgaria |
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Ekaterina Zakharieva | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Boil Banov | Minister of Culture | |
Croatia |
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Gordan Grlić-Radman* | Minister of Foreign and European Affairs |
| Blaženka Divjak | Minister of Science, Education and Sports | |
| Nina Obuljen Koržinek | Minister of Culture | |
Cyprus |
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Nikos Christodoulides* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Prodromos Prodromou* | Minister of Education and Culture | |
| Czech Republic | ||
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Tomáš Petříček* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Lubomír Zaorálek* | Minister of Culture | |
| Robert Plaga | Minister for Education, Youth and Sport | |
| Denmark | ||
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Jeppe Kofod* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Joy Mogensen* | Minister of Culture and Church | |
Estonia |
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Eva-Maria Liimets* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Anneli Ott* | Minister of Culture | |
Finland |
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Pekka Haavisto* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Annika Saarikko | Minister of Science and Culture | |
France |
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Catherine Colonna* | Minister of Europe and Foreign Affairs |
| Rima Abdul-Malak* | Minister of Culture | |
Germany |
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Annalena Baerbock* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Claudia Roth* | Minister of State for Culture and Media | |
| Anne Spiegel* | Federal Minister of Family Affairs, Senior Citizens, Women and Youth | |
Greece |
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Nikos Dendias* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Lina Mendoni | Minister of Culture and Sports | |
| Niki Kerameus* | Minister for Education, Research and Religious Affairs | |
Hungary |
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Péter Szijjártó | Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade |
| Miklós Kásler* | Minister of Human Resources | |
Ireland |
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Simon Coveney | Tánaiste, Minister of Foreign Affairs and Trade |
| Josepha Madigan* | Minister for Culture, Heritage and the Gaeltacht | |
Italy |
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Luigi di Maio | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Dario Franceschini | Minister of Culture |
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| Patrizio Bianchi | Minister of Education |
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Latvia |
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Edgars Rinkēvičs | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Nauris Puntulis* | Minister of Culture | |
Lithuania |
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Gabrielius Landsbergis* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Simonas Kairys* | Minister of Culture | |
Luxembourg |
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Jean Asselborn | Minister of Foreign and European Affairs |
| Sam Tanson | Minister of Culture | |
Malta |
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Evarist Bartolo | Minister for European and Foreign Affairs |
| Owen Bonnici | Minister for Education and Employment | |
Netherlands |
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Wopke Hoekstra* | Minister of Foreign Trade and Development Cooperation |
| Robbert Dijkgraaf* | Minister for Education, Culture and Science | |
Poland |
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Zbigniew Rau* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Piotr Gliński | Deputy Prime Minister of Poland, Minister of Culture and National Heritage | |
Portugal |
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João Gomes Cravinho* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Pedro Adão e Silva* | Minister of Culture | |
Romania |
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Bogdan Aurescu* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Monica Anisie* | Minister of Culture | |
Slovakia |
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Ivan Korčok* | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Natália Milanová* | Minister of Culture | |
Slovenia |
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Anže Logar | Minister of Foreign Affairs |
| Simona Kustec Lipicer | Minister of Education, Science and Sport in the capacity of Minister of Culture | |
Spain |
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María Aránzazu González Laya* | Ministry of Foreign Affairs, European Union and Cooperation |
| José Manuel Rodríguez Uribes | Minister of Culture and Sport | |
Sweden |
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Ann Linde | Deputy Prime Minister, Minister for Foreign Affairs |
| Jeanette Gustafsdotter* | Minister of Culture, Democracy and Sports | |
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* Pending