How the Commission is organised

[Audio] Good morning, Good afternoon! Viewers. Today will be having a brief background of our organization which is the European Union..

[Audio] The European Union Began in the 1950's, It started with the Six countries Germany, France, Italy, Luxembourg, the Netherlands and Belgium. As the Founding members of the European Economic Community..

[Audio] There are total of 27 countries inside the organization, The European Union, we have Austria, Belgium, Bulgaria, Croatia, Cyprus, Czechia, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany , Greece, Hungary, Ireland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Malta, Netherlands, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden..

Leaderships.

[Audio] Parliament President – Roberta Metsola Ensures parliamentary procedures are properly followed Oversees Parliament's various activities and committees Represents Parliament in all legal matters and in its international relations Gives final assent to the EU budget.

[Audio] Council President – Charles Michel Leads the European Council's work in setting the EU's general political direction and priorities – in cooperation with the Commission Promotes cohesion and consensus within the European Council Represents the EU externally on foreign and security issues.

[Audio] Commission President – Ursula Von Der Leyen Gives political guidance to the Commission Calls and chairs meetings of the college of the Commissioners Leads the Commission's work in implementing EU policies Takes part in G7 meetings Contributes to major debates both in the European Parliament and between EU governments in the Council of the European Union.

[Audio] The key achievements of European Union, we have achieved great things since 1957. a continent at peace freedom for its citizens to live, study or work anywhere in the EU the world's biggest single market aid and development assistance for millions of people worldwide.

[Audio] The European Union was awarded with the Nobel Peace Prize in 2012, as you can see we have a recording of 70 years of lasting peace..

[Audio] Single Market , It enables most goods, services, money and people to move freely throughout most of the continent. Euro– used by over 340 million EU citizens, the euro has eliminated the risk of currency fluctuation and exchange costs, and strengthened the single market – to the benefit of us all. Telephone & digital services – you can use your phone and online services at no extra cost across the EU, thanks to the end of roaming rules..

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