Dan Barna

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42. Insists that all substantive policy choices such as programme objectives, spending priorities, financial allocations, eligibility, selection and award criteria, conditions, definitions and...

23. Notes with concern that the Commission’s self-imposed stable staffing has proven inadequate to meet operational requirements; acknowledges that, for the 2028-2034 MFF, the Commission has...

21b. Rejects the proposed budgetary nomenclature for Global Europe, which aggregates vast resources into broad geographic pillars without visible thematic sub-ceilings; considers that this...

21h. Calls for the ‘Global Pillar’ allocation to be reinforced to, at least, EUR 15 billion, in order to cover the wide range of cross-cutting objectives and commitments under this pillar,...

21m. Stresses the urgency of structurally linking flexible crisis response mechanisms (including under the emerging challenges and priorities cushion and ‘Humanitarian Aid’) with longer-term...

21a. Echoes its concern regarding the widespread use of ‘financing not linked to costs’ in the implementation of the Europe Pillar; stresses that while performance-based plans can accelerate...

21l. Calls for the continuation of resourcing for and meaningful engagement with civil society organisations (CSOs), especially local actors and women’s rights organisations, and for...

21j. Stresses the imperative of predictable funding; demands that transfers between geographic pillars under Global Europe be possible only if evidence demonstrates that SDG-related needs...

21e. Underlines that local and regional governments (LRGs) are fundamental actors in achieving the objectives of Global Europe and in advancing sustainable development, given that...

21f. Calls for the systematic and mandatory involvement of LRGs and their associations in the drafting process of the future multiannual indicative programmes and action plans under Global...

21. Notes that Heading 3 ‘Global Europe’ is allocated EUR 190 billion in 2025 prices in the 2028-2034 MFF, representing a significant increase from EUR 121.5 billion in the current period while...

21d. Insists that the European Investment Bank (EIB) Group be formally anchored as the Union’s primary strategic financial partner within the Global Europe architecture to maximise the impact...

21c. Underlines that the Europe Pillar, designed to prepare candidate countries for Union membership, must operate under the strictest standards of value compliance; calls for the application...

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21i. Insists that funds under the Global Pillar be explicitly non-transferable to other geographic pillars, in order to preserve funding for global initiatives, crisis response and conflict...

5. Welcomes the reinforcement of the Neighbourhood, Development and International Cooperation Instrument (NDICI) – Global Europe as it demonstrates the Union’s commitment to strengthening its role...

21k. Demands that the share of non- programmable funding within all Global Europe pillars be set consistently at 25 % of the total allocation under the future regulation and that this funding...

21g. Insists that the allocation for Heading 3 Global Europe must correspond to the overall size of the MFF proposed by Parliament, set at 1.27 % of EU GNI; demands that Global Europe...

2b. Notes that the rights of persons with disabilities must be fully respected in all EU-funded projects; calls on the Commission to cooperate closely with the Member States in the...

1a. Underlines the distinction between errors and fraud, and calls on the Commission and the management authorities to provide appropriate guidance to beneficiaries in order to enable, where...

5a. Underlines that cohesion policy is the direct link of the European Union with the citizens, and a strong cooperation with them must be a priority that should be guaranteed through a...

2a. Underlines that, as highlighted in the Court of Auditors (ECA) annual report, the complexity of public procurement procedures contributes to the occurrence of errors on the part of both...

2. At the moment of importation, importers shall provide verifiable evidence proving the country of “melt and pour” of the steel used in the production of the product....

1. By [Publications Office: insert the date 6 months after the adoption of this draft Regulation] the Commission shall assess the necessity of amending the product scope of this...

2 a. The Commission, in cooperation with Member States, shall establish detailed rules to ensure the authenticity and traceability of mill certificates, including, where appropriate, the use...

This Regulation shall enter into force on the day following that of its publication in the Official Journal of the European Union.

(26) The Commission should assess at the latest within 6 months following the adoption of this Regulation the necessity to adjust the scope of products covered by this Regulation and if...

17 a. Calls for clear allocations and earmarking of pre-accession funds in the Global Europe pillar of the upcoming Multi-annual Financial Framework (MFF); stresses that, according to...

9. Underlines that the merit-based approach may entail the freezing of accession negotiations in the event of backsliding on fundamental values, with negotiations only resuming after...