European Commission. Future of the EU

1. Introduction to the European Commission: The Executing Body of the EU
2. Objectives of the European Commission
3. Structure of the European Commission
4. Agencies and departments of the European Commission
5. White Paper on the Future of Europe: presenting avenues for unity for the EU at 27 (BREXIT)
6. Ten priorities of the Commission

The objectives of the subject “European Commission” are the following:

1. To understand the role of the European Commission as the Executing Body of the EU
2. To understand the objectives and structure of the European Commission
3. To analyze the priorities of the European Commission
4. To know the implications of the White Paper on the Future of Europe

The Subject “European Commission” belongs to the following Online Programs taught by EENI Global Business School:

Doctorate: World Trade.

Masters: International Business, Foreign Trade.

Languages: or Comisión Europea UE UE.

The European Commission acts as the executing agency of the EU, drawing up proposals for new Community legislation and implementing decisions taken by the European Parliament and the Council of the EU. The European Commission is politically independent.

The European Commission also monitors the compliance with the European legislation.

The European Commission is made up of the so-called 'college of commissioners', made up of a representative from each member state of the EU.

The European Commission was created in 1958 and its headquarters are in Brussels (Belgium). About 32,546 people work at the European Commission.

The European Commission has identified ten strategic priorities for employment, investment, Digital Single Market, energy union, climate, internal market, Economic and Monetary Union, trade agreement with the U.S., importance of the EU on the global stage, etc.

The European Commission manages the Structural and Investment Funds of the EU.

Sample - European Commission:

All the countries of the EU are members of the European Commission.