EU Parliament’s Busy Week Ahead

In the upcoming week, the European Parliament is set to engage in a series of plenary sessions and committee meetings, tackling significant issues such as European competitiveness, security in Ukraine, and agricultural policies. The agenda, spanning September 8-14, includes discussions and voting on various resolutions and legislative proposals aimed at bolstering the EU’s strategic goals.

The week kicks off on Monday with a plenary session focusing on investments and reforms for European competitiveness and the creation of a Capital Markets Union. The Parliament will also review proposals for the next revision of EU public procurement legislation. Later in the evening, the Agriculture Committee will vote on measures to strengthen farmers’ positions in the food supply chain.

On Tuesday, the plenary session will address the EU’s actions to ensure security and a just peace in Ukraine, alongside discussions on the urgent need for EU intervention in Gaza. The session will also feature a solemn address by Moldova’s President Maia Sandu. Throughout the week, various committee meetings and press briefings will further delve into topics such as the EU’s internal market regulations, human rights violations, and future agricultural policies post-2027.

Wednesday’s agenda includes a significant debate on the State of the European Union 2025, led by European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen. The session will conclude with votes on several key resolutions, including those related to social funds, carbon tax regulations, and the EU-US trade agreement. As the week progresses, the Parliament will continue to address pressing issues, with the aim of advancing the EU’s legislative and policy framework.