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20-02-2020 - 09:41

Monday 2 March 2020, 16.00 - 18.00, Brussels
Room: József Antall (6Q2)

President Michel’s MFF proposal not acceptable for Parliament's negotiating team

20-02-2020 - 11:23

European Parliament President David Sassoli, Commission President Von der Leyen and Council President Charles Michel walking side by side in Strasbourg

Ahead of a special European Council summit on 20 February, the EP’s negotiating team expresses its opposition to President Michel’s proposal for the next long-term budget in a press release: “Despite welcoming the contact we have had with Charles Michel over the past few weeks, his proposal for the next MFF falls well below the European Parliament’s expectations and those of the citizens. (...) Where we would expect significant investment to deliver the Green Deal, the digital transition and

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a stronger Europe, President Michel confirms or deepens the cuts to funding for agriculture, cohesion, research, infrastructure investments, digitalisation, SMEs, Erasmus, youth employment, migration, defence and many other areas. (...) The negotiating team therefore opposes this proposal and expects the European Council not to adopt conclusions on this basis."

The European Parliament's MFF/Own Resources negotiating team:

Johan Van Overtveldt (ECR, BE), Chair of the Committee on Budgets
Jan Olbrycht (EPP, PL), MFF co-rapporteur
Margarida Marques (S&D, PT), MFF co-rapporteur
José Manuel Fernandes (EPP, PT), Own Resources co-rapporteur
Valérie Hayer (RENEW, FR), Own Resources co-rapporteur
Rasmus Andresen (Greens/EFA, DE)

What results has the European Fund for Sustainable Development brought so far?

20-02-2020 - 09:23

small solar panel on straw thatched hut in Rwanda

Members quizzed the Commission in a joint BUDG-DEVE exchange of views on 17 February about the performance of the European Fund for Sustainable Development (EFSD) since its establishment in September 2017. Under the umbrella of the European Investment Plan, the Fund aims to scale up private sector investment primarily in Africa and the Union’s Neighbourhood, help to reduce investment risks by using EU funds for guarantees for investments

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and to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations' 2030 Agenda for Sustainable Development, in particular poverty eradication.

Members are currently also negotiating about the successor of the EFSD in the post-2020 Multiannual Financial Framework.

Kicking off preparations for EP position on EU's 2021 budget

20-02-2020 - 09:22

MEP Pierre Larrouturou (S&D, FR), general rapporteur for the 2021 EU budget, speaking in committee

On 18 February, Members debated the draft guidelines for the 2021 EU budget prepared by the general rapporteur for Section III of the EU budget, Pierre Larrouturou (S&D, FR). The rapporteur's main political priorities for next year's EU budget are to make the Green Deal a success as from the first year of the next multiannual financial framework, and to get the EU ready in case of a new financial crisis.

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The guidelines are to be taken into account by the Commission when it presents its draft budget for 2021 in June. The report is scheduled to be adopted at the April II plenary session and discussed at the traditional budgetary Spring trilogue with the Council and the Commission on April 29.

EPW 2020: How to make the next MFF fit to address global challenges?

20-02-2020 - 09:21

The European Parliamentary Week (EPW) 2020, organised by the European Parliament together with the Croatian Presidency, took place on 18 and 19 February 2020 at the European Parliament in Brussels. Each year, the EPW brings together parliamentarians from across the European Union to discuss economic, budgetary and social matters.

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During the EPW, the Committee on Budgets organised an Interparliamentary Committee Meeting on Tuesday 18 February on the topic 'How to make the EU budget under the next MFF fit to address global challenges?'

Budgetary implications of Brexit: State of play and outlook

04-02-2020 - 10:11

Brexit, Flags Of The United Kingdom And The European Union

With the Withdrawal Agreement approved in plenary on 29 January and Brexit a fact since 31 January, a new phase has now started in the negotiations on the possible framework for future EU-UK relations. MEPs will continue to play a key role in deciding the outcome of these talks as any agreement has to be approved by the European Parliament and the Council. The Withdrawal Agreement contains a financial settlement setting out the formula for calculating future UK contributions to the EU budget.

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The UK has, inter alia, committed itself to fully participating in the 2020 EU budget. In return, the UK will continue to receive funding from EU programmes under the 2014-2020 budget plan. The final amount to be paid by the UK has been estimated around EUR 40 billion.

The UK Government has indicated an interest in continued participation in EU programmes in areas such as research and innovation, student exchanges, and security and defence cooperation. The ongoing negotiations will determine the extent of the UK's future participation and the resulting budgetary contribution.Parliament has clearly stated that any UK participation in EU programmes should not entail net transfers from the EU budget to the UK. The BUDG committee has conveyed a number of key budgetary messages to the committees in charge of preparing a resolution on the mandate for negotiations on the future relations with the UK and will continue to monitor the ongoing negotiations from a budgetary point of view.

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Kicking off preparations for EP position on EU's 2021 budget

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