Macron and Scholz: we must strengthen European sovereignty

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

66% : We have to make full use of and significantly accelerate existing EU instruments, from important projects of common European interest to the role of public procurement, considering a more strategic approach in relevant sectors, and to modernise our competition rules in view of global competitiveness.
61% : We will jointly support an ambitious, robust, open and sustainable European trade policy that allows fair trade agreements and promotes EU interests, creates reciprocal market access opportunities and a clear level playing field with our trade partners.
59% : The EU should remain an advocate for the rules-based multilateral trading system and act for fair competition.
57% : The writers are the president of France and the chancellor of GermanyIn a few weeks, we Europeans will start setting out our agenda for the next term in the EU.
56% : Europe must thrive as a strong world-class industrial and technological leader, while implementing our ambition to make the EU the first climate neutral continent.
56% : To live up to these common ambitions, Germany and France are convinced that the EU needs more innovation, more single market, more investment, more level playing field and less bureaucracy.
55% : In doing so, we will have to relaunch the European securitisation market, improve the convergence and efficiency of the supervision of capital markets across the EU, harmonise relevant aspects of corporate insolvency frameworks and tax law, simplify the regulatory framework and develop a simple and effective cross-border investment and savings product for all.
52% : The EU is our common future.

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