European Public Goods: policy priority for financing the EU's sustainability growth and facing global challenges

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Ongoing (updated on 04/06/2025) - Bureau decision date: 27/02/2025
Reference
ECO/667-EESC
Opinion Type
Own-initiative opinion
Rapporteur
Stefano PALMIERI
Workers - GR II
Italy
Plenary session number
599
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Competitiveness
EU presidency
European Commission
European Committee of the Regions
European Parliament
Growth

In a context such as the one that Europe is experiencing, characterised by multiple crises (polycrisis), it is appropriate for the EESC to promote a reflection on European public goods, i.e., on the fundamental political priorities capable of ensuring the sustainable growth of the EU and the well-being of its citizens. This reflection has been developing in the past and will assume now a role of particular importance in view of the drafting of the next European Multiannual Financial Framework 2028-2034.

 

Practical information

Composition of the Study Group   

Administrator in charge: Gerald KLEC

Assistant: Muriel THOMART NIMAL

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