Brussels – There’s a need for more Europe, if the continent is to meet the challenges ahead: terrorist attacks, the refugee crisis, the threat of climate change and high unemployment are all key issues that could affect EU countries and thus renew the urgency of giving new impetus to European integration. This will be the central theme of Laura Boldrini’s visit to Brussels, which takes place today and tomorrow, to meet with representatives of EU institutions. In particular, the President of the Chamber will speak to the President of the European Parliament, Martin Schulz, and the European Commission, Jean-Claude Juncker, the statement “More European integration: the way forward”, signed on 14 September in Rome, at the Chamber of Deputies, by the Presidents of the German Bundestag, the French National Assembly and the Chamber of Deputies of Luxembourg. At a critical stage as the current one, the statement wants to reaffirm the values and objectives of the European project. (9Colonne)
