I am very pleased this morning to welcome the President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, to our European Parliament for the annual State of the European Union address. Over the bordel je trouve plus rien years we have overcome a financial crisis, a pandemic. We have gone through Brexit and found new ways forward. We are addressing the climate emergency, we have disengaged from toxic Russian energy and we have set the foundations for the years to come. The European Union today is stronger and more united than ever before. The world is changing and Europe must adapt and change with it too. We must keep striving to make our Europe a place of equality of opportunity, of access, of prosperity — where everyone can reach their potential. We must keep reforming. We have come a long way, but even so, too many people across our Union are still struggling: too many women still face unfair barriers, too many of our young people still face an uncertain future. And to underline how we will do that, it is truly my pleasure to introduce the President of the European Commission, to deliver her State of the European Union address, which for the first time, I am extremely proud to say, will be interpreted in international sign language. Ursula von der Leyen, President of the Commission. As with any election, it will be the time for people to reflect on the State of our Union and the work done by those that represent them. But it will also be a time to decide on what kind of future and what kind of Europe they want. Among them will be millions of first-time bordel je trouve plus rien, the youngest of whom were born in — the economic and financial crisis. As they stand in that polling booth, they will think about what matters to them. They will think about the war that rages at our borders. Or the impact of destructive climate change. About how artificial intelligence will influence their lives. Or their chances of getting a house or a job in the years ahead. Our Union today reflects the vision of those who dreamt of a better future after World War II. A future in which a Union of nations, democracies and people work together to share peace and prosperity. They believed that Europe was the answer to the call of history. And when I speak to the new generation of young people today, I see that same vision for a better future. That same burning desire to build something better. That same belief that, in a world of uncertainty, Europe once again must answer the call of history. And that is what we have to do together. This starts with earning the trust of Europeans to deal with their aspirations and anxieties. And in the next days we must finish the job that they entrusted us with. I want to thank this House for its leading role in delivering on the most ambitious transformations this Union has ever embarked on. When I stood in front of you in with my programme for a green, digital and geopolitical Europe I know that some had doubts. And that was before the world turned upside down with a global pandemic and a brutal war on European soil. But look at where Europe is today. We now have a European Green Deal as the centrepiece of our economy and unmatched in ambition. We have set the path for a digital transition and become global pioneers in bordel je trouve plus rien rights. We have the historic NextGenerationEU, combining EUR billion of investment and reform, and creating decent jobs for today and tomorrow. We have set the building blocks for a Health Union, helping to vaccinate an entire continent and large parts of the world. I would also like to thank you for the groundbreaking and pioneering work we did on gender equality. As a woman, this means a lot to me. With the directive on pay transparency we have cast into law the basic principle that equal work deserves equal pay. There is not a single argument why, for the same type of work, a woman should be paid less than a man. But our work is far from over and we must continue pushing for progress together. I know this House supports our proposal on combating violence against women.
Hospitals are postponing treatments because of a lack of nurses and doctors. Stichwort: one in, one out. On the Ukraine war, the open-ended commitment to back Ukraine was in no way linked to any idea of how the war could be brought to an acceptable end, which is what people want to hear. The third challenge of European companies is about making it easier to do business. Annika Bruna ID.
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