European Commission

European Commission

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The Commission represents and upholds the interests of the EU as a whole, and is independent of national governments. The European Commission prepares legislation for adoption by the Council (representing the member countries) and the Parliament (representing the citizens). It administers the budget and the policy programmes (agriculture, fisheries, research etc.) in cooperation with authorities in the member countries. Visit http://www.europa.eu/ if you want to learn more about the EU, or call the free service number 00 800 6789 10 11 from anywhere in the EU, they speak all 24 official languages. Disclaimer: The European Commission is working to ensure that social networks respect the highest standards of data protection. All users of social networks should be particularly careful about how they disclose their personal information and about how it may be used by third parties and the social network themselves. The presence of the European Commission on LinkedIn does not mean that we endorse or in any way agree with the privacy policy or practices of this professional social media network. Read more about our social media policy → europa.eu/!dyJq74

Industry
Government Administration
Company size
10,001+ employees
Headquarters
Brussels
Type
Government Agency
Founded
1958
Specialties
International Organisation, european union, and Governmental Organisation

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  • As we start the 2024-2029 period, we are United for the Future. With new challenges facing Europe and the world, we have set clear priorities for 2024-2029. Seven key goals to create a stronger, simpler, and united Union - one that supports people, businesses, and our shared ambitions. 💪 Europe has always been stronger together, and we are ready to tackle today’s issues head-on. By turning plans into action, we are committed to ensuring a resilient and prosperous future for all Europeans. 🌍 Together, we will build a stronger future for Europe. 

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  • ✈️ The EU prevents unsafe airlines from flying anywhere in Europe, ensuring the highest level of air safety for EU travellers.    Today, we updated our EU Air Safety List, which includes 129 airlines banned for not meeting international safety standards:    🚩 100 airlines certified in 15 states, due to inadequate safety oversight  🚩 22 airlines certified in Russia and 7 from other states, based on serious safety deficiencies identified   🚩 2 airlines subject to operational restrictions    Ensuring air safety for all passengers is at the very heart of our aviation safety policy.    You can find more information and the airlines included on the list here: europa.eu/!MvkwNC #EuropeanUnion #Aviation 

    • The image depicts a jet flying through a clear blue sky, leaving contrails behind, accompanied by text that says, "EU AIR SAFETY LIST: Ensuring the highest level of air safety for Europeans," along with the European Commission logo.
  •   🇪🇺🤝🇸🇮🇬🇷 Boosting our solidarity for Slovenians and Greeks afterlast year’s climate disasters.    This week, we have paid:     🇸🇮 €328 million to help recover from the devastating floods of August and September 2023;     🇬🇷 €76 million will ease the financial burden of reconstruction efforts after the September 2023 cyclone.     In total, the two countries have received around €529 million from the EU Solidarity Fund to help them face the consequences of these climate challenges.     We stand ready to step up and help all people and communities across Europe when it's most needed. The EU is there to coordinate help on day one, and to help reconstruct for the long term.       This is #EUSolidarity. Discover more: https://europa.eu/!XH4XWf

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  • Last stop on the way to Schengen ✔️     Bulgarians and Romanians can now cross also the internal land Schengen borders without any restrictions, fully joining the Schengen area starting 1st January.    The Council’s decision marks the end of checks on land borders for both countries.    Schengen means opportunities. Every day around 3.5 million people cross internal borders for work or study or to visit families and friends.     It strengthens:  🔹European education, business and tourism,   🔹fluid transport of goods across our Single Market,  🔹availability of critical products during emergencies,  🔹international fight against crime.    Read more on how the Schengen area benefits us all ℹ️https://europa.eu/!KbwNDt  

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  • Ukrainian culture has always been part of Europe’s.     The EU is opening new ways to link up EU and Ukrainian creators – for more stories and experiences that will enrich our lives.    With Ukraine fully joining the Creative Europe MEDIA programme, we can expect:    📽️ Empowered artists and creators: Funding and resources to help Ukraine's creative talents flourish in the European cultural space.  📚 Strengthened ties: Ukrainian media will have more ways to integrate with EU partners.  📺 Shared growth in the media sector: More common opportunities for innovation in film, television, and digital content.    We can’t wait to see what you will create.     ℹ️ https://europa.eu/!BkHRWK #CreativeEurope #Ukraine #MEDIA

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  • The best tech and your unmatched talent: let's make Europe the AI continent.    These are the first 7 AI Factories to make Europe a global leader in AI innovation: 👇     🇬🇷 Athens  🇸🇪 Linköping  🇩🇪 Stuttgart   🇱🇺 Bissen  🇮🇹 Bologna   🇪🇸 Barcelona   🇫🇮 Kajaani    AI Factories will bring together computing power, data, and talent to create a thriving ecosystem to train advanced AI models and develop innovative AI solutions.      From health to energy, from manufacturing to meteorology, they will help face the world’s most pressing challenges.    The first AI Factories will be deployed in 2025-2026.    Discover them 👉 https://europa.eu/!hhNynn 

    • A map of Europe highlighting countries with proposed AI factories. The countries with proposed AI factories are coloured in a dark shade of purple (Spain, Italy, Greece, Netherlands, Germany, Finland, and Sweden), and the countries without proposed AI factories are coloured in a light shade of purple. A stylised logo representing AI Factories is close to the city where they will be created, alongside the country's flag. The European Commission logo is displayed in the top left corner of the image.
  • European farmers deserve to be paid fairly for their hard work. 🌾🥕    We want to:  🔹 Increase transparency and predictability for farmers’ contracts and prices.   🔹 Better protect small farms and food companies dealing with bigger buyers.    This week we will propose to revise our rulebook to put farmers in a stronger bargaining position.    In parallel, the European Investment Bank has announced 3 billion euros in agri-food investments, with a strong focus on young farmers. 🌱 Learn more about our new proposals: https://europa.eu/!r4QgKm #EuropeanUnion #Agriculture

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  • ✔ From today, as a European consumer, you have more rights if something goes seriously wrong because of a product you bought.     The EU’s new Product Liability Directive enters into force to protect you:     🛡️ In case of harm from defective products, such as personal injury, damage to property or data loss – you have more and clearer rights.      🚀 Digital products like software and AI are now also covered.     🌍 Companies must always designate a liable person in the EU, so you can always reach the responsible business.     ⚖️ Businesses also benefit, because liability rules are clarified and there is less uncertainty.    Win-win for European consumers and for business.    Discover more: https://europa.eu/!NFwbfG    #EuropeanUnion 

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  • Parmigiano Reggiano, Prosciutto, Giuseppe Verdi and now...European Youth Capital for 2027!    🇮🇹 Join us in congratulating Parma for its big plans to place young people in the spotlight.    The northern Italian city is creating eight themed piazze that reflect the values and aspirations brought forward by its young people.    🔹 Youth Participation,   🔹 Wellbeing and Quality of Life,   🔹 Culture and Sustainability,  🔹 Conviviality of Differences. 2027 isn’t that far off, so start planning now – we hope you can visit the piazze and see for yourself how the city transforms in the hands of young people. Learn more about the European Youth Capital Awards → https://lnkd.in/dP8nqVvX  #EuropeanUnion 

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    • A panoramic view of Parma's Cathedral Square during sunset. The composition highlights the Romanesque Parma Cathedral with its ornate façade, the tall bell tower with a clock, and the round pink Baptistery. The golden sky creates a warm glow, while the surrounding rooftops and streets exude historic charm.
    • A tranquil scene in Parma featuring a reflective pool lined with poplar trees. The water mirrors the green foliage and nearby yellow-hued buildings, creating a serene atmosphere. Pedestrians and scattered cafes are visible in the background, adding a touch of liveliness to the idyllic setting.
    • A close-up view of Parma's Ducal Palace with its vibrant yellow façade and green shutters. A white marble statue of a seated figure in the foreground adds a classical artistic element, while the blue sky and surrounding greenery provide a picturesque backdrop.

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