European Economic and Social Committee

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  1. EESC calls for backing for farms that create jobs, enable workers to reach their potential and revive rural areas

    The winners of the 2026 EU Organic Awards, Hans Erik Jørgensen and Kirsten Krunderup Rasmussen, with EESC President Seamus Boland and Agriculture Commissioner Christophe Hansen. The 2026 EU Organic...

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  2. President of the French Economic, Social and Environmental Council: ‘We must never be scared to talk to people’

    Claire Thoury, President of the French Economic, Social and Environmental Council and Séamus Boland, EESC President. © EU/EESC 2026 At the September plenary session, the European Economic and Socia...

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  3. Better regulation does not mean deregulation

    At a high-level debate with European Commissioner Valdis Dombrovskis on 23 September, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) backed simpler EU rules but called for stronger evidence, cle...

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  4. Rural Europe must count in every EU policy

    EESC President, Seamus Boland, with Raffaele Fitto, Executive Vice-President of the European Commission for Cohesion and Reforms. © EU/EESC 2026 Rural areas are essential to Europe’s prosperity and...

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  5. EU Organic Awards: Austria, Bulgaria and Germany lead the way as EESC recognises Europe’s best organic SME, retailer and restaurant

    The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) has welcomed the winners of the 2026 edition of the EU Organic Awards, celebrating three outstanding businesses that are helping make organic food ...

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  6. European Commission, EESC and CoR launch Water Resilience Stakeholder Platform to accelerate action on Europe’s water resilience

    More than 50 high-level experts from across the EU water sector gather in Brussels on 21 September for the first meeting of the Water Resilience Stakeholder Platform, launched by the European Commi...

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  7. Forum on Mobility in Europe 2030: EU’s future mobility must be sustainable, resilient and competitive

    At a high-level event held in Riga, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC), in cooperation with the Latvian association ‘Sustainability Cluster’, stressed the need for substantial p...

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  8. From the EU Blue Deal to global action

    leonard.mallet… Water resilience requires stronger cooperation, recognition of access to affordable water as a universal right, and a more effective multilateral framework. The EESC brought togethe...

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  9. EU-China relations: EESC stresses importance of tackling trade imbalances and poverty and promotion of people-centred AI and human rights

    The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) called for a balanced, forward-looking and people-centred approach to EU-China relations, stressing the need to address growing...

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  10. EESC President Boland hosts EU Commissioner Marta Kos on his family farm in County Offaly

    EESC President Seamus Boland and Commissioner Marta Kos On Tuesday 8 September 2026, European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) President Séamus Boland welcomed European Commissioner for Enlarge...

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  11. EESC President Boland hosts Commissioner Jessika Roswall on his family farm in County Offaly

    leonard.mallet… European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) President Séamus Boland today welcomed European Commissioner for the Environment, Water Resilience and a Competitive Circular Economy J...

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  12. EESC opens applications for its Civil Society Prize on combating poverty in the EU

    leonard.mallet… Civil society organisations, individuals and private companies can now enter their non-profit projects for the EESC’s prize dedicated to combating poverty in the EU.

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  13. Candidate countries are key to Europe's security, stability and prosperity

    In an increasingly unstable geopolitical environment, EU enlargement is a strategic investment for Europe's security. Faster socio-economic convergence with the EU can boost growth, strengthen comp...

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  14. EESC sets out shared vision with Irish Presidency

    The debate with EESC members held at the July plenary session left no doubt that the programme of the current EU Presidency strongly resonates with the concerns and expectations of Europe’s organis...

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  15. Quality jobs and fair labour mobility key to Europe’s competitiveness, says EESC

    leonard.mallet… The European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) held a plenary debate with European Commission Executive Vice-President, Roxana Mînzatu, on how better protection for workers can s...

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  16. We must not give up defending EU values

    Undermining democracy will not make the European Union more competitive. In an increasingly challenging geopolitical landscape, building resilience to disinformation, fostering critical thinking an...

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  17. A stronger European Semester for competitiveness, social inclusion and the next EU budget

    The European Semester must evolve into a more results-oriented framework that promotes sustainable competitiveness and social inclusion while ensuring that reforms and investments deliver tangible ...

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  18. Can Europe defend its values in a more hostile world? EESC seminar to debate democracy and competitiveness

    As the EU rethinks its priorities in a more hostile geopolitical climate, civil society communicators, policy-makers and journalists will gather in Sofia on 6-7 July for the XVIII Connecting EU Sem...

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  19. EESC adopts resolution on the Commission’s 2027 work programme, highlighting competitiveness, resilience and sustainability as priorities

    Plenary debate on the EESC resolution ©EU/EESC Against a backdrop of growing geopolitical instability, multiple social fractures and an accelerating climate change crisis, the Committee has set out...

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  20. EESC warns water is now a matter of economic security for Europe

    Ahead of the UN Water Conference 2026, the European Economic and Social Committee (EESC) held a plenary debate with EU Commissioner for Environment and Water Resilience Jessika Roswall. The EESC ca...

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