At the initiative of the EESC’s Civil Society Organisations’ Group, this exhibition showcased projects that have been coordinated by the Danish architecture firm BIG-Bjarke Ingels Group.
On 29 April 2025, Employers' Groupmembers discussed EU priorities and addressed the future of EU competitiveness with two partner organisations: SGI Europe and Copa-Cogeca, putting a special focus on the agri-food sector and the broader economic ecosystem.
The need for skilled workforce in the EU makes it necessary to enhance legal migration pathways in the EU. Our opinion SOC/824 "Enhancing legal and organised labour migration to the EU" calls for a balanced approach between the EU and the countries of origin (CoOs) in all current and future migration frameworks.
Without a strong European industry, neither strategic autonomy nor the essential competitiveness of the European economy can be achieved. European citizens need the EU to maintain a strong industrial base as a source of quality jobs, progress, innovation and high value-added services. Finally, EU institutions have understood this urgency.
