Fight for Billions in Brussels: European Parliament Warns that EU Budget Cuts Will Not Solve Problems
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Siegfried Mureșan, co-negotiator of the European Parliament for the next multiannual financial framework of the European Union (2028–2034), warns Member States that the reduction of the European budget will not remove the common challenges facing the Union, but could transfer a greater part of the costs to the national budgets. The declaration of the Romanian MEP and the prime minister was made after the meeting [...] The post Siegfried Mureșan,…
While negotiating the formation of the future Government, Siegfried Mureșan continues to work in the European Parliament. The prime minister warned on Tuesday that reducing the EU budget will not remove the common challenges and called for the protection of funds for agriculture and cohesion.
BRUSSELS - The cuts requested by member states in the next long-term EU budget (2028-2035) will not make the challenges facing the Union disappear and progress in negotiations is needed to reach an agreement on the next multiannual financial framework (MFF) in time, the European Parliament's (EP) co-rapporteurs for the MFF, Siegfried Murešan and Carla Tavares, said on Tuesday.
The cuts requested by member states in the EU's next long-term budget (2028-2035) will not make the challenges facing the Union disappear and progress in negotiations is needed to reach a timely agreement on the next multiannual financial framework (MFF), the co-rapporteurs of the EU...
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