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09 Sep 2026 | Brussels

Bianchi: Cutting Red Tape, Respecting Subsidiarity

During the external CIVEX Commission meeting in Limburg, the Netherlands, CoR members exchanged views on the draft opinion “A Simpler, Clearer and Better Enforced EU Rulebook” pres...

 

05 Nov 2020 | Brussels

Matteo Bianchi enquires about the Kosovo-Serbia economic agreements

On 5 November, during the 26th meeting of the CoR's Working Group on Relations with Western Balkans, ECR Member Matteo Bianchi drew focus to the historic economic normalisation agreements signed between Kosovo and Serbia.

 

05 Nov 2020 | Brussels

Tjisse Stelpstra: COVID-19 has shown why we need a circular economy

During the Annual Circular Economy Stakeholder Conference, ECR Member Tjisse Stelpstra, emphasized that “COVID-19 has shown us how dependent we are on resources and why we need a circular economy."

 

21 Oct 2020 | Brussels

The European Investment Bank can do more to help local communities

On the last day of the 140th session of the European Committee of the Region's plenary, Juraj Droba, Vice-President of the ECR Group in the CoR spoke on the European Investment Bank's (EIB) funding efforts which are intended to mitigate the effects of the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

21 Oct 2020 | Brussels

Marshal Jarosław Stawiarski on the panel at the workshop Smart Rail for the EU's Green Recovery

On 20 October, Marshal of Lubelskie Region Jarosław Stawiarski took part in a workshop held in Brussels as part of EU Green Week and the European Week of Regions and Cities 2020.

 

21 Oct 2020 | Brussels

Rob Jonkman discusses responsible recovery investments

ECR First Vice-President Rob Jonkman delivered an intervention on the subject of the European Investment Bank's recovery funding in response to the COVID-19 pandemic.

 

20 Oct 2020 | Brussels

European funding is helping to care for the elderly in Małopolska

In October of 2020, a communications campaign promoted the "Małopolska Tele-Angel" project, which uses European funding to care for elderly people living in the region during the on-going pandemic.

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