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Premier destinataire
Destinataires de la pétition: To the President of the European Council, Charles Michel; To the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen;
Pages gouvernementales:
Auteur: Svenja Behrmann
Statut: Pétition non résolue
Collecté: 370 signatures
Mr. President of the European Council, ¶ Mrs. President of the European Commission, ¶ We, citizens of Germany and other European countries, are deeply concerned about the large influx of refugees into Europe. While Europe has a humanitarian obligation to help people fleeing persecution and conflict, current levels of immigration pose serious challenges to our societies and economies. ¶ According to the latest report from the Office of the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees, the number of refugees will exceed 117 million in 2023. ¶ This massive influx of refugees puts significan...
Catégorie: Société |
Publié le 29 juin 2024 à 03h16
Terminé: 03 janvier 2026 à 12h42
Zone de publication:
Destinataires de la pétition: To the President of the European Council, Charles Michel; To the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen;
Pages gouvernementales:
Auteur: Tobias Klebs
Statut: Pétition non résolue
Collecté: 58 signatures
Mr. President of the European Council, ¶ Mrs. President of the European Commission, ¶ I, as a citizen of Germany, urge you to lift the visa requirements for Russian tourists. I believe that such a measure would benefit both the European Union and Russia, and would contribute to greater understanding and cooperation between our peoples. ¶ Tourism is an important industry for many countries in the European Union. Tourists from Russia make up a significant portion of visitors to the EU, and they contribute considerably to local economies. Lifting the visa requirement for Russian tourists would...
Catégorie: Relations internationales |
Publié le 30 juin 2024 à 11h23
Terminé: 05 janvier 2026 à 09h20
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Postes et fonctionnaires
Pays participants (27)
Grand-Duché de Luxembourg
Hongrie
Roumanie
Royaume d'Espagne
Royaume de Belgique
Royaume de Suède
Royaume des Pays-Bas
Royaume du Danemark
République Italienne
République Portugaise
République Slovaque
République Tchèque
République d'Autriche
République d'Estonie
République d'Irlande
République de Bulgarie
République de Chypre
République de Croatie
République de Finlande
République de Lettonie
République de Lituanie
République de Malte
République de Pologne
République de Slovénie
République française
République fédérale d'Allemagne
République hellénique
Informations
The European Council — the highest-level political body of the European Union (EU). It’s where the leaders of the EU member states meet to set the EU’s overall political direction and priorities.
What it does:
Sets the EU’s general political direction and priorities, but does not pass laws.
Deals with complex or sensitive issuesthat require input from national leaders.
Provides strategic guidanceon economic, social, and foreign policy matters.
Key points:
Not the same as the European Commission. The Council sets the direction, while the Commission proposes and implements laws.
Decisions usually by consensus, but some sensitive issues require unanimity.
Meets at least four times a yearin Brussels, Belgium.