Remarks by Commissioner Gentiloni at the press conference on the European Semester Spring Package
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By Burhan Khadbai 10.30 AM The EU has published the first list of its primary dealers to lead the bloc’s mammoth Next Generation EU (NGEU) funding task, which could start as soon as this month following the ratification of the bloc's Own Resources Decision. The EU announced the first list of its primary dealers on Monday, comprising 39 banks (see full list below). However, applications to join the primary dealer network remain open and the list could well be extended further.The EU invited banks to apply to join its primary dealer ... Already a subscriber? ...
Government authorisation of €750bn EU borrowing without any public or Dáil debate ‘a concern’ - Chris MacManus MEP Sinn Féin MEP and Member of the EU Parliament’s Economic and Monetary Affairs Committee Chris MacManus has said the decision by the government to sign off on €750bn of borrowing by the EU Commission should have only been taken after a full public and Dáil debate given the importance of the decision, which is known as the ‘Own Resources Decision’. The Midlands Northwest MEP said: “On the 12th May, without any public notice or announcement, the government sign...
© calvste / Adobe Stock This paper presents the issues related to communicating the EU budget, outlining its importance for the perception of democratic legitimacy of the EU and the challenges involved in presenting it to citizens in clear, comprehensible terms. The EU budget is a financial translation of the objectives and strategy of the EU and the means to execute its policies. Therefore, the EU budget has a key role in framing and building the image and perception of each EU policy and the EU as a whole. Given the difficulties associated with communicating the EU budget, it is ever more ...
Slovenia Times 2. May, 2021 Brussels/Ljubljana – The European Commission confirmed on Saturday it has officially received Slovenia’s recovery and resilience plan, which specifies reforms and public investments projects the country intends to implement with support of the EU recovery and resilience mechanism. The Slovenian plan is structured around four priority pillars: green transition; digital transformation; smart, sustainable and inclusive growth; health and welfare including investments and reforms in long-term care and social housing. The projects included in the plan wi...