The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has called for changes to the European Union’s State aid rules in order to recognise and better accommodate the needs of social economy entities, which play a critical role in tackling societal challenges.
27 January 2025 – The Employers' Group of the European Economic and Social Committee launched today the Group's policy priorities for 2025 and beyond. In a paper titled "Unlocking Competitiveness for Shared Prosperity", the Group outlines a number of actions needed to restore EU competitiveness and to create the much-needed EU business-friendly environment.
The euro area is facing pressing challenges: low labour productivity, weakening competitiveness, and slowing economic momentum compared to global peers like the United States. To reverse this trend, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) is calling for an urgent and coordinated strategy. In a new opinion, the Committee outlines a plan to drive growth by deepening the internal market, cutting regulatory red tape, and ensuring fiscal sustainability. At the same time, policies must address transformative trends like artificial intelligence (AI) and the pressures of an ageing population.
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