by Roxana Lazarescu We all know about Erasmus. A mobility programme for students. And in its 35 years of existence, it has become so much more than that. Erasmus + is now a mobility programme for all: pupils, students, adult learners, teachers, VET-students… The Renew Europe Group in the European…

Supporting SMEs has always been a priority in my political agenda. Both in Spain and in the EU, this sort of business have worked as a source of growth, change and equality. They are the most reliable muscle of European economy. …

Europe’s SMEs employ around 100 million people, account for more than half of Europe’s GDP, and make up 99 % of the EU’s businesses. They are the backbone of Europe’s economy: drivers for jobs, growth, innovation, and competitiveness. …

In the Group SME Taskforce, I am representative of DEVE committee and I consider that it is necessary to answer the question from the perspective of what needs to be done for SMEs in developing countries, as well as European ones operating in developing countries. In the developing countries, SMEs…

SMEs are the backbone of Europe’s economic and social ecosystem, and the main drivers for regional and national development. Currently, SMEs employ approximately 100 million people, equalling more than half of Europe’s GDP. …

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are the key players in the European economic market. They represent 99% of all businesses. Their role as the biggest source of employment is at utmost importance because they are providing means of living for more than a half (57%) of the workforce through the…

Small and medium sized enterprises are an issue very close to my heart and at the centre of my party’s, the FDP’s policy focus. In my home region of Baden-Wuerttemberg, like in most of Europe, SMEs have an immense significance for economy and society. …

SMEs play a vital role in our European economy. The 24 million SMEs in the 27 EU countries generate more than half of the EU’s GDP while employing about 100 million workers. Moreover, the majority of new jobs are created by SMEs. In these difficult times, we strive for recovery…

by Roxana Lazarescu The pandemic and Russia’s war against Ukraine proved, once again, that Europe needs to urgently emerge as an educational power. Citizenship education is particularly essential for the development of a shared culture that can preserve the pluralism of our democracies. …