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Croatia believes that together, we can be ‘A strong Europe in a world of challenges’
Every six months the presidency of the Council of the European Union rotates among the EU member states. During this period, the presidency chairs meetings at every level in the Council, helping to ensure the continuity of the EU's work in the Council. Croatia took over the presidency on 1st January 2020 and will end on 30th June 2020.
These are four key elements named priorities on which Croatia will be working during the next six months:
The presidency of the Council of the EU for Croatia represents an opportunity to contribute to ensuring better conditions and possibilities for all European citizens through sustainable growth. This means fostering balanced regional development, creating a more satisfied society, enhancing the competitiveness and skills of the citizens and protecting the environment by combating climate change.
The aim is to create a network economy and to use its full potential. The steps to achieve this goal are a European transport area, high-quality and secure data infrastructure and an integrated energy market. All this will bring a stronger cohesion and cooperation among the citizens of the Europen Union.
To protect the citizens of the Union is a primary goal. A safer Europe will guarantee the freedom of every citizen as a pillar of a democratic society and internal security. Croatia will support the development of comprehensive and sustainable migration policy.
Croatia will support all the efforts of the Union taking a leading role on the international stage. The aim is to expand the European Union’s influence, to shape the global order, to eradicate poverty and to stimulate global development. Croatia has a concrete responsibility to its south-eastern neighbourhood to encourage reform and to ensure stability.
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