The European Parliament has definitively adopted the EU budget for 2025, setting spending priorities for the coming year. This budget comes in a context of economic and geopolitical challenges, affecting all citizens and member states. The process involved complex negotiations between Parliament, Council and Commission.
The budget fits within the Multiannual Financial Framework 2021-2027 and aims to support economic recovery, territorial cohesion and European values. It respects EU treaties and applicable financial regulations, including the revised Financial Regulation of 2024.
The budget enters into force on 1 January 2025. The Parliament's President will formalise the adoption and ensure publication in the Official Journal. Implementation will be monitored by EU institutions and competent national authorities.
The budget will support programmes like Erasmus+, regional cohesion and civil protection. Citizens will benefit from investments in education, security and democratic values. EU agencies will receive additional resources to fulfil their mandates.
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