In a significant update to sustainability practices, the European Parliament, in collaboration with EU member states, has finalized the “Omnibus I” directive, which aims to simplify sustainability reporting and due diligence requirements for companies. This development was announced in a press release from the European Parliament dated 09-12-2025.

The press conference, scheduled for 9 December at 10:30 CET, will see MEP Jörgen Warborn and Danish Industry Minister Morten Bødskov briefing the media. The briefing will focus on the outcomes of the final trilogue held on 8 December and will address the procedural steps moving forward. This event will be accessible both in-person at the European Parliament in Brussels and online via the Interactio platform, providing interpretation in multiple languages.

The revisions in the directive primarily aim to enhance competitiveness and reduce bureaucratic hurdles by narrowing the scope of companies affected, easing sustainability reporting, and lifting certain due diligence obligations. The press conference will be streamed live and available on demand on the Parliament’s Multimedia Centre website, ensuring wide accessibility and transparency.

For journalists interested in participating remotely, it is advised to connect using supported devices and browsers for optimal interaction, with the provision of IT assistance if needed. This directive not only marks a pivotal step in EU’s sustainability efforts but also sets a new precedent in legislative processes involving public and media engagement.