The event “Social Economy and the EU 2024-2029 Goals” was organized by MEP of the European Popular Group Maravilas Abadia, in collaboration with Social Economy Europe, and by Idoia Mendia and Irene Tinaguri of the European Socialist Party. It was planned with the attendance of The Group and the European Commission’s Directorate-General for Business Development and Employment demonstrated their commitment to the revitalization of the social economy and the Social Economy Intergroup.
Juan Antonio Pedreño, president of SEE and Cepes, described the “defining” moment this business model is experiencing: To achieve this, we must all work together. Institutions and socio-economics. “This is a collective effort and one that builds public policy that is socio-economically advantageous.”
Among President Cepes’ goals, the renewal of the European Parliament’s socio-economic group stands out, and its continuation is “essential” in order to put the social economy at the center of public policy.
Furthermore, Mr. Pedreño expressed satisfaction with the support already shown by five political groups for the resumption of the Forum and encouraged them to continue their work at all levels: European, national, regional and local.
In this sense, Prime Minister Maravillas Abadya declared that “the social economy is an essential pillar for Europe’s economic development, cohesion and competitiveness,” and that the new parliament would build on the former Social Economy Intergroup’s “good “We must continue our work” and ensure the implementation of the next policies, he added. European Socio-Economic Action Plan.
The second objective set out by Mr. Pedreño is to appoint a commissioner with socio-economic competence who will coordinate the action plan in all areas of activity of the various directorates of the European Commission and the development of the socio-economic industrial ecosystem. That was the case. Those that affect the socio-economic.
