What is the official ID of this bill?
The official print number for this legislation is OTHER 904.
Polish Presidency Programme in the EU Council: Security and Competitiveness
The document outlines Poland's priorities for its presidency of the Council of the European Union from January to June 2025. The main goal is to strengthen Europe's security in multiple dimensions – from defence, energy, and food security to health protection and combating disinformation. For citizens, this translates into efforts to lower energy prices, secure borders, build a more resilient economy, and provide stronger protection against hybrid threats and cyberattacks.
Key points
Security as a priority: The presidency will focus on strengthening EU defence, protecting borders from illegal migration and instrumentalisation, and combating disinformation and cyber threats.
Actions for lower energy prices: Poland will strive for a complete departure from Russian energy imports and promote mechanisms to lower bills for citizens and businesses.
Strengthening competitiveness and agriculture: Plans include simplifying regulations for businesses, strengthening the position of farmers in the food supply chain, and ensuring fair competition with goods from outside the EU.
Protecting the mental health of children and youth: The presidency will address threats to mental health arising from the development of digital technologies and social media.
Support for Ukraine and EU enlargement: Decisive political, military, and financial support for Ukraine will continue, along with actions for the accession of new states to the Union.
Status:
Adopted
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