European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025

· A10-0022/2025 · Proposition de résolution (ensemble du texte)

The European Parliament adopted by 469 votes to 162, with 54 abstentions, a resolution on the European Semester for economic policy coordination 2025.

Recalling that economic policy coordination is fundamentally necessary for a successful economic and monetary union, Parliament highlighted the fact that an integrated, coordinated, targeted and horizontal industrial policy is vital to increase investments in the EU’s innovation capacity. Members stressed that public and private investments are crucial for the EU’s ability to cope with existing challenges, including developing the EU’s innovation capacity and implementing the just green and digital transitions, and that they will increase the EU’s resilience, long-term competitiveness and…

For: 469(68 %). Against: 162(24 %). Abstentions: 54(8 %). In total, 685 MEPs voted. 34 MEPs didn’t vote.

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