Ms Martine REICHERTS takes part in the "Friends of Europe" event; meets with Ms Frances FITZGERALD, Irish Minister for Justice and Equality (Brussels), Brussels

Atomium in Brussel
© Kevin Bergenhenegouwen
date October 9, 2014
city Brussels, Belgium
attending M. (Martine) Reicherts i et al.
organisation Friends of Europe

The anti-establishment “wake-up call” delivered by elections to the European Parliament demands urgent policy responses. Over the next five years, the European Union must implement a crash “emergency” programme of Europe-wide actions that addresses Europeans’ key concerns. The EU must be competitive in a rapidly-globalising world. The focus should move from austerity to sustainable growth-focused and job-creating policies. Citizens’ concerns about social and economic inequalities need to be tackled. Restoring Europe’s credibility and ensuring security must also be priorities.

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