Ms Alexandra Attalidou, member of the delegation of the House of Representatives to the Conference on the Future of Europe, participated today in an interparliamentary meeting of the Constitutional Affairs Committee of the European Parliament (EP), during which a discussion was held on the first expected results of the Conference.
In her intervention, Ms Attalidou stressed the need to adhere to the objectives of a united, resilient, sustainable and autonomous European Union (EU), free of inequalities. Ms Attalidou noted that the Conference on the Future of Europe, which coincided with the war in Ukraine, made clearer the importance of the EU's energy independence from third countries and of investing in renewable energy sources.
The text of the Conference conclusions, Ms Attalidou pointed out, shows what needs to change and therefore the next step should be to explore how to implement these proposals. The EP, as the voice of European citizens, Ms Attalidou stressed, should play a decisive role in promoting the proposals. She stressed that the convening of a Constitutional Convention on the Future of Europe to examine the revision of the Treaties is now necessary in order to define the course of the Union in clear terms.
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