EU leaders are committed to a Europe that brings real results in issues that matter most to people. The European Union faces a great many challenges, from globalization, to the impact of new technologies on society and jobs, to security concerns and the rise of populism. National leaders agreed on a Leaders' Agenda – a list of the most pressing issues and challenges for which solutions should be found, ahead of the European elections in 2019. On 9 May 2019, at a summit in Sibiu, Romania, they are expected to mark the culmination of this process with a renewed commitment to an EU that delivers on the issues that really matter to people.
For the first time in the history of the EU, the Commission convened a Citizens' Panel to prepare a public consultation on the Future of Europe. Citizens of every EU country can contribute to the online consultation drafted by citizens themselves, read and react to the White Paper on the Future of Europe, attend Citizens' Dialogues organised by the European Commission or participate in other debates organised in your country.
