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听听President. 鈥� The next item is the debate on the report by Andrzej Halicki, on behalf of the Committee on Budgets, on general guidelines for the preparation of the 2026 budget, Section III 鈥� Commission () (A10-0042/2025).

听听Andrzej Halicki, rapporteur. 鈥� Mr听President, dear Mr听Commissioner, it is nice to see two Polish names at the top of this very important debate.

As rapporteur on guidelines for the 2026 budget, I would like to start this procedure. This is the very initial step. The first meeting of the trilogue is planned on 8听April and then in the beginning of June, we can see the draft budget presented by the Commission, but first we have to adopt the text which was prepared for you.

Dear colleagues, after negotiations 鈥� and I would like to emphasise tough negotiations 鈥揵etween our political groups, I consider that we achieved a good and balanced text that respects the values and ideas of all political groups.

I consider that we managed to find a sustainable compromise text to underline our priorities such as defence, security, energy, competitiveness, agriculture, resilience, economy, effective response to crisis, health, enhancing democracy and also building a stronger Union in a changing world.

During the vote on Wednesday, we should endorse those guidelines and deliver a strong 合法博彩网站 position. Those guidelines are also about our credibility as an institution. Let's show to the Commission and to the Council that the European 合法博彩网站 is a serious player, ready to defend the citizens' priorities, to give them response to their expectations. Let's prove that we are able to overcome our political differences, that we are united in our diversity for the common good.

As the last comment from my side before the vote, I would like to recall you that we are gathered in this House to defend the common good of all Europeans. We need to keep in mind that the adoption of guidelines is a very important step in the budgetary procedure and we should not let single issues and special interests hijack the whole process.

Please allow me to thank shadow rapporteurs of other political groups for their collaboration during the negotiations. It was very important that it was really team work and we had a good will to achieve this balanced text in the end. I would like to also thank all the Committee on Budgets' staff, and also our assistants from all the groups, because this work was really brilliant.

Thank you very much, waiting for the voting on Wednesday, I hope we will not do the mistakes like the last years.

听听Piotr Serafin, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Mr President, honourable Members of the European 合法博彩网站, let me first thank Mr Halicki 鈥� your rapporteur 鈥� and the Budget Committee for the draft guidelines for the 2026 budget.

In the current geopolitical context, a strong EU budget is a vital tool for the EU in view of the security and stability threats. As at the time when we face rising global tensions, the still ongoing Russian war of aggression in Ukraine and continuous security threats, Europe must find resources to defend itself, support our partners and invest in its own competitiveness.

A strong EU budget contributes to respond to these challenges, but it has its constraints. It is no secret that the limited resources in the final years of the MFF pose an additional challenge and put some restrictions on the level of our ambitions. We are all aware that the room for manoeuvre to respond to unforeseen events is still very limited, despite the revision of the MFF, which took place last year.

When it comes to the incoming negotiations on the 2026 budget, let me recall commitments on the application of the EURI cascade mechanism. It was agreed that the 50听% benchmark of financing the additional needs for the EURI line under step two should be targeted annually. We all know it's going to be a challenge in these negotiations, and in this respect, the Commission will keep the 合法博彩网站 updated throughout the budgetary procedure on the forecast of the additional needs for the EURI line with information on the NGEU borrowing costs, the expected RRF disbursements, as well as on available decommitments.听The final needs for the 2026 budget will be known at the time of the presentation of the amending letter in early October 2025.

Now turning to the next steps, the first trilogue, as was said by Mr Halicki, will take place on 8听April. We will discuss your guidelines as well as those of the Council and agree on the calendar for the 2026 budgetary procedure. The Commission aims to adopt its statement of estimates in early June.

Honourable Members, I look forward to an open and constructive dialogue with you throughout the negotiations, and I'm fully committed to good cooperation and open exchanges, and I will work with both arms of the budgetary authority on this basis, in order to facilitate a timely agreement on the next year's budget.

听听Michael Gahler, rapporteur for the opinion of the AFET Committee. 鈥� Mr听President, colleagues, Commissioner, when it is for the Foreign Affairs Committee, of course, as the lead committee on external issues, when it is about war and peace in Europe, and it's about defending our European way of life, this has to be reflected in the budget of the European Union as well.

And we address, of course, the Russian war of aggression in Ukraine. We address the situation in the Middle East. And as the Commissioner rightly said, we already reformed the Multiannual Financial Framework, we are grateful for that, for the EUR听50听billion Ukraine facility primarily last year 鈥� well, we ought to reform it already now and not wait till we are in the next financial framework.

But, the measure is taken by the Commission, when it comes to ReArm Europe, and you are aware of the position of the 合法博彩网站, that we are not happy about the legal base that has been chosen, because that excludes us, and insofar, we support the need to address the challenges that are on the agenda, but the legal base is not to our advantage.

听听Niclas Herbst, Verfasser der Stellungnahme des CONT-Ausschusses. 鈥� Herr Pr盲sident! Ein herzliches Dankesch枚n auch an den Berichterstatter f眉r die harte Arbeit: Das ist nicht einfach, die verschiedenen Punkte unter einen Hut zu bekommen. Ich glaube, das ist gut gelungen, und wir m眉ssen jetzt auch einig nach vorne schauen. Ich m枚chte mich auch daf眉r bedanken, dass viele der Punkte aus der Haushaltskontrolle und auch aus unserer Pr眉fung in den Bericht Eingang gefunden haben. Das ist sehr, sehr wichtig, auch f眉r die Zukunft.

Ich wei脽 nat眉rlich, dass es auch einzelne Punkte gibt, die uns unterscheiden und die wir auch ansprechen m眉ssen, die auch im Parlament gekl盲rt werden m眉ssen. Sei es bei der Frage: Wie gehen wir in Zukunft mit UNRWA um? Sei es bei der Frage: Wie stehen wir zu Mercosur? Sei es bei der Frage: Wollen wir bestimmte Beispiele zur Aufstachelung von Hass in pal盲stinensischen Schulb眉chern noch dulden, oder gehen wir dagegen auch finanziell vor? Das sind Dinge, die m眉ssen hier im Parlament gekl盲rt werden.

Aber im Vordergrund sollte auch stehen听鈥� und deshalb hoffe ich, dass es wenig key votes gibt und wenig rote Linien听鈥�, dass wir gemeinsam sehen, was wir hier mit dem Haushalt erreichen m眉ssen. Ich glaube, dass auch die Kontrollrechte des Parlamentes in Gefahr sind und dass wir hier immer gut gefahren sind, wenn wir auch Einigkeit gezeigt haben. Da w眉nsche ich mir auch f眉r die Zukunft weniger key votes, mehr Einigkeit: Das ist jetzt n枚tiger denn je.

听听Antonio Decaro, relatore per parere della commissione ENVI. 鈥� Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghi,听user貌 questo minuto per parlarvi del programma LIFE, tra i pi霉 longevi e di successo dell'Unione europea.

Sebbene rappresenti soltanto lo 0,3听% del bilancio dell'Unione europea, i risultati prodotti attraverso ogni singolo progetto sono importantissimi. La commissione ENVI, che rappresento, nel suo parere ha ampiamente valorizzato gli effetti positivi del programma.

Solo nel mio paese, l'Italia, sono stati finanziati 1听077 progetti e investiti 2听145 milioni di euro; sono state avviate collaborazioni con start up innovative, imprese, universit脿, centri di ricerca, agricoltori, autorit脿 nazionali e locali. Sono proprio i comuni i maggiori beneficiari dei fondi di questa misura, perch茅 猫 l矛, nei comuni, che si cambia la vita dei cittadini.

Rivolgo quindi un appello a chi forse non ha mai letto i numeri del programma LIFE e a chi vorrebbe definanziarlo. Ogni progetto del programma LIFE 猫 un investimento doppio: ci permette di investire sulle tecnologie verdi oggi, e sulla qualit脿 della vita del pianeta di domani.

听听Eero Hein盲luoma, rapporteur for the opinion of the ITRE Committee. 鈥� Mr President, for ITRE, a more competitive Europe means investing in the green digital and climate transition and fostering more industrial production in Europe for quality jobs and strategic autonomy. It means investing in resilient digital and energy infrastructure, green steel chips, ambitious electrification, net-zero solutions, grids, interconnectors and energy storage.

A competitive EU industry also needs a strong focus on research and innovation to develop cutting edge technologies and to bring new developments to the market. We need to urgently close the innovation gap with our global competitors. 合法博彩网站 is ready to send a strong message by accepting this proposal. The EU should increase research and innovation investment to 3听% of GDP.

The 2026 budget should also help alleviate the economic and social hardship faced by the EU's eastern border regions, which have been particularly affected by economic losses and the suspension of cross-border mobility as a consequence of Russia's war of aggression against Ukraine.

听听Borja Gim茅nez Larraz, ponente de opini贸n de la Comisi贸n TRAN. 鈥� Se帽or presidente, hablar茅 en nombre del se帽or Falc膬, ponente de la opini贸n de la Comisi贸n de Transportes y Turismo.

Para 2026, necesitamos un presupuesto de la Uni贸n Europea m谩s fuerte para el transporte. Debemos aumentar significativamente el presupuesto del Mecanismo 芦Conectar Europa禄 para financiar proyectos de infraestructura clave, en particular el transporte transfronterizo.

Es esencial invertir en trenes de alta velocidad, trenes nocturnos y corredores de mercanc铆as. La ampliaci贸n de la capacidad ferroviaria desplazar谩 m谩s mercanc铆as de las carreteras, reduciendo las emisiones y la congesti贸n. La digitalizaci贸n del transporte, las soluciones inteligentes y la simplificaci贸n de las normativas facilitar谩n los viajes transfronterizos y mejorar谩n el acceso a la financiaci贸n de la Uni贸n Europea.

Dado el contexto geopol铆tico actual, es urgente restablecer la financiaci贸n de la movilidad militar. Debemos modernizar las conexiones de transporte entre la Uni贸n Europea, Moldavia y Ucrania, especialmente las redes ferroviarias.

Por 煤ltimo, el turismo necesita modernizaci贸n y apoyo, lo que incluye la reducci贸n de las cargas administrativas para las pymes y la innovaci贸n digital para impulsar las econom铆as locales.

听听Gabriella Gerzsenyi, a(z) REGI bizotts谩g v茅lem茅ny茅nek el艖ad贸ja. 鈥� Tisztelt Eln枚k 脷r! 脰r枚mteli, hogy a k枚lts茅gvet茅s egyik pill茅rek茅nt szerepel a jelent茅sben a koh茅zi贸s politika. Fontos, hogy a koh茅zi贸s politik谩ra sz谩nt 枚sszeg ne cs枚kkenjen, 茅s hogy a koh茅zi贸s politika hossz煤 t谩v煤 c茅lkit疟z茅seit se vesz铆ts眉k szem el艖l. Fontos, hogy a "senkit ne hagyjunk h谩tra" alapelvet 茅rv茅nyes铆thess眉k marad茅ktalanul.

Az is 枚r枚mteli, hogy a jelent茅sben szerepel a magyaroknak k眉l枚n枚sen fontos k枚zvetlen EU-s forr谩sok eml铆t茅se. Ezt k眉l枚n k枚sz枚nj眉k! Sajnos ma Magyarorsz谩gra nem jut el az EU-s forr谩sok jelent艖s r茅sze. A korm谩ny k眉l枚n枚sen az ellenz茅ki vezet茅s疟 telep眉l茅seket b眉nteti, ez谩ltal magyar emberek sz谩zezreit fosztja meg min艖s茅gi szolg谩ltat谩st贸l, eg茅szs茅g眉gyt艖l, sz铆nvonalas oktat谩st贸l.

A Tisza p谩rt mindent megtesz az茅rt, hogy a koh茅zi贸s forr谩sokat hazahozza 茅s egy 茅lhet艖 Magyarorsz谩got teremtsen 2026-t贸l.

听听Camilla Laureti, relatrice per parere della commissione AGRI. 鈥� Signor Presidente, onorevoli colleghi, per milioni di agricoltori in tutta Europa, per promuovere sistemi sostenibili e per fornire cibo equo e di qualit脿 a tutti, le politiche agricole di sviluppo rurale hanno un ruolo centrale.

Le sfide e le crisi che sta attraversando questo settore non ammettono una riduzione della dotazione finanziaria della PAC. Anzi, c'猫 bisogno di pi霉 fondi, almeno di adeguarli all'inflazione, che negli ultimi anni ha fatto perdere miliardi di euro.

Dobbiamo fare di pi霉 e fare meglio per il contesto internazionale, che ci impone di potenziare le politiche di promozione per i prodotti europei; per i cambiamenti climatici e la siccit脿, che richiedono misure di mitigazione e contrasto e strumenti di gestione della crisi; per lo spopolamento delle aree rurali e la chiusura delle aziende agricole, che esigono nuove misure per il rinnovo generazionale e per la creazione di posti di lavoro di qualit脿 e dignitosi.

L'elenco sarebbe ancora lungo. Parliamo della cura, la cura delle nostre terre, del pianeta, la cura delle persone. Non possiamo permetterci n茅 rallentamenti, n茅 passi indietro.

听听H茅lder Sousa Silva, relator do parecer da Comiss茫o CULT. 鈥� Senhor Presidente, Senhor Comiss谩rio, caros colegas, as linhas orientadoras para o or莽amento de 2026 refletem uma vis茫o clara para o futuro da Uni茫o Europeia. A inclus茫o da cultura e da educa莽茫o nas diretrizes 茅 um passo crucial, reafirmando o seu papel essencial na constru莽茫o de uma Europa mais forte, mais conectada, mais conhecedora e mais preparada para os desafios globais que se avizinham.

A prote莽茫o e o refor莽o de programas como Erasmus+, Europa Criativa e o Corpo Europeu de Solidariedade s茫o passos fundamentais para promover a inclus茫o, a forma莽茫o de compet锚ncias e o fortalecimento da nossa identidade comum. Estes programas desempenham um papel crucial n茫o s贸 no desenvolvimento dos nossos jovens, mas tamb茅m em toda a sociedade.

脡, por isso, vital garantir que o or莽amento de 2026 assegure os recursos necess谩rios para que possamos enfrentar os desafios futuros com confian莽a, com for莽a, mas, acima de tudo, com uni茫o.

听听Sven Simon, Verfasser der Stellungnahme des AFCO-Ausschusses. 鈥� Herr Pr盲sident, Kolleginnen und Kollegen! Die Leitlinien f眉r den Haushalt听2026 der Europ盲ischen Union setzen die richtigen Priorit盲ten: Der Bericht legt den Fokus auf die europ盲ische Wettbewerbsf盲higkeit; er fordert Investitionen in Forschung von 眉ber 3听% des Bruttoinlandsprodukts und betont die Notwendigkeit eines integrierten europ盲ischen Energiemarktes. Zu Recht wird ein Schwerpunkt auf die St盲rkung von Finanzierungsm枚glichkeiten f眉r die europ盲ische Verteidigungsindustrie gelegt. Solange wir 80听% der Waffenlieferungen Europas an die Ukraine aus dem Ausland beziehen, bleibt Europa sicherheitspolitisch abh盲ngig.

Langfristig sind Europas Herausforderungen aber mit dem aktuellen Finanzrahmen nicht zu bew盲ltigen. Ohne eine Reform der Eigenmittel wird die Europ盲ische Union weder krisenfest noch aufnahmef盲hig f眉r neue Mitglieder sein. Und 眉brigens m眉ssen wir aus dem Haushalt ja auch die Schulden noch zur眉ckzahlen听鈥� das vergessen wir ja leider in dem Moment immer, wenn es uns opportun erscheint, alle denkbaren Probleme einfach immer mit neuen Schulden l枚sen zu k枚nnen.

听听Karlo Ressler, on behalf of the PPE Group. 鈥� Mr听President, dear Commissioner听Serafin, dear colleagues, the annual budget for the next year is one of the final budgets in the multiannual financial framework.

With limited fiscal space, it is necessary, therefore, to set clear priorities. Among them, in the face of the deep growing geopolitical threats, must be the need to strengthen European defence and security policies, stronger investments in strategic capacities and Europe's ability to respond to crises.

In addition, it is crucial to ensure continued support for an effective migration policy and the protection of our external borders. At the same time, we need to invest in productivity and competitiveness so that Europe remains a global leader, but also a safe and prosperous home for its citizens.

In this context, but also in the context of the negotiations on the MFF, the adoption of the guidelines carries significant political weight. In recent years, unfortunately, the 合法博彩网站 did not always adopt its own guidelines. We all have, therefore, the responsibility not to allow such a signal of weakness to be repeated.

I welcome the proposal on the budgetary guidelines by Andrzej Halicki, our rapporteur, and I really welcome this responsible approach and hope that we will continue like this also with the vote this week.

听听Jean-Marc Germain, au nom du groupe S&D. 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, Monsieur le Commissaire, chers coll猫gues,听dans un monde au bord de l鈥檈ffondrement, o霉 l鈥檌mp茅rialisme surgit, o霉 nos alli茅s s鈥櫭﹍oignent de nous, o霉 les in茅galit茅s se creusent, o霉 la guerre est 脿 notre porte, l鈥橢urope s鈥櫭﹔ige en dernier vaisseau, qui trace son sillage d鈥檋umanisme, de paix et de prosp茅rit茅. L鈥橢urope doit continuer de montrer le cap, et pour cela elle a besoin de notre volont茅 commune. Mais elle a aussi besoin d鈥檜n budget.

Ce budget doit 锚tre au service de nos concitoyens. Il doit permettre, Monsieur le Commissaire, plus d鈥檌nvestissements pour r茅pondre 脿 l鈥檜rgence s茅curitaire, 脿 l鈥檜rgence climatique et 脿 l鈥檜rgence sociale. Il doit refuser les coupes dans les politiques sociales et environnementales destin茅es 脿 payer les int茅r锚ts de la dette engendr茅e par la COVID-19 et 脿 financer les efforts de d茅fense. Nous devrons trouver les ressources pour faire et l鈥檜n et l鈥檃utre. C鈥檈st le message cl茅 de ce texte, que nous allons voter mercredi, et je veux en f茅liciter le rapporteur, M. Halicki, et les rapporteurs fictifs 鈥撎齅. U拧akovs, pour ce qui nous concerne.

Aujourd鈥檋ui, le compromis trouv茅 entre les quatre groupes de la coordination pro-europ茅enne est menac茅 par l鈥檌ntroduction de d茅bats qui n鈥檕nt rien 脿 voir avec le budget 鈥� sur l鈥檌mmigration, sur le financement de l鈥檃ide 脿 Gaza. Les m锚mes causes produisant les m锚mes effets, ce budget est en danger 鈥撎齤e vous le dis, il va droit dans le mur.

Chers coll猫gues du PPE, vous vous appr锚tez 脿 voter des amendements qui sont inacceptables pour notre groupe. Rien ne serait pire que de voir le Parlement ne pas se montrer capable, en ces temps troubl茅s, de d茅finir ses orientations budg茅taires. Nous nous sommes battus ensemble pour arriver 脿 un compromis. Ce compromis est bon, il n鈥檈st pas trop tard. Hissons-nous 脿 la hauteur de nos responsabilit茅s historiques! Donnons un cap budg茅taire 脿 l鈥橢urope!

听听Julien Sanchez, au nom du groupe PfE. 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, je voudrais d鈥檃bord pr茅senter mes condol茅ances 脿 la France. Oui, apr猫s la Roumanie, l鈥櫭﹖at de droit est mort en France aujourd鈥檋ui, apr猫s qu鈥檜n juge a d茅cid茅 de rendre in茅ligible, 脿 la suite d鈥檜ne cabale socialiste foment茅e ici, la cheffe de l鈥檕pposition, cr茅dit茅e hier encore de 37听% des voix au premier tour de la pr茅sidentielle. Tout d茅mocrate ne peut qu鈥櫭猼re choqu茅 de voir que l鈥檌n茅ligibilit茅 de la seule candidate d鈥檕pposition cr茅dible d茅clar茅e鈥�

(Le Pr茅sident interrompt l鈥檕rateur)

鈥� les Fran莽ais sont choqu茅s et adh猫rent nombreux 脿 notre parti depuis cette d茅cision. Nos id茅es montent, et vous ne pourrez rien y changer.

Revenons 脿 ce Parlement. Nous y sommes la premi猫re d茅l茅gation, tous pays confondus. J鈥檃i quelques secondes pour vous parler des orientations pour le budget 2026. Force de proposition, le groupe des Patriotes pour l鈥橢urope a fait un grand nombre d鈥檃mendements sur ce sujet, qui seront mis aux voix cette semaine.

Ce qu鈥檌l faut retenir de votre orientation, c鈥檈st l鈥檃veuglement id茅ologique sectaire. Seule l鈥檜rgence climatique vous int茅resse. Rien sur l鈥櫭ヽonomie, la s茅curit茅 ou la crise migratoire. Alors que les flux irr茅guliers explosent, les fronti猫res restent des passoires, mais vos orientations s鈥檈nferment dans le confort des instruments existants, dont l鈥檌nefficacit茅 est pourtant notoire.听Vous voulez aussi 茅largir encore l鈥橴nion europ茅enne 脿 des pays qui ne seront pas contributeurs nets. Vous voulez enfin cr茅er de nouvelles ressources propres 鈥撎齣mp么ts ou taxes.

Nous nous opposerons 脿 toutes ces folies.

听听Le Pr茅sident. 鈥� Monsieur Sanchez, vous avez mal utilis茅 votre temps de parole puisque nous d茅battons du budget europ茅en. Vos coll猫gues respectent tous les m锚mes r猫gles, vous devez les respecter aussi.

听听Ruggero Razza, a nome del gruppo ECR. 鈥� Signor Presidente, signor Commissario, onorevoli colleghi, desidero anche io iniziare l'intervento riconoscendo al relatore al collega Halicki lo sforzo fatto per cercare di ricomprendere, in queste linee guida sul bilancio 2026, alcuni degli elementi essenziali pi霉 importanti che provenivano dalle proposte di tutti i gruppi politici, anche del nostro.

Ovviamente questo 猫 un dibattito che interviene in un momento particolare, mentre 猫 incerto il quadro della crescita economica per tutti e 27 i paesi dell'Unione europea, legato anche a questioni di natura geopolitica che incombono in questi mesi, e cos矛 sar脿 anche nei mesi a venire.

Non meraviglia quindi l'attenzione verso il tema della sicurezza e della difesa, che 猫 considerato, anche in questa relazione al bilancio 2026, uno dei punti straordinariamente pi霉 importanti.

Cos矛 come condividiamo molto il lavoro sul tema della ricerca e dello sviluppo, sulla necessit脿 di dotarsi di una sovranit脿 nella produzione dell'energia, nella gestione dell'approvvigionamento del farmaco, nell'attenzione verso le piccole e medie imprese, anche nella forma del partenariato tra pubblico e privato; nel ribadire l'impegno per la politica agricola comune. Sono tutte questioni che certamente trovano spazio, cos矛 come il grande tema della lotta all'immigrazione.

C'猫 solo un dubbio, Commissario: che 200 miliardi di euro siano pochi per fare tutto questo. Anche su questo bisogner脿 riflettere.

听听Stine Bosse, on behalf of the Renew Group. 鈥� Mr听President, Commissioner, dear colleagues, the world around us is changing rapidly. As we, the Members of this 合法博彩网站, work towards the next EU budget, we must make tough political decisions already today and act with responsibility.

Our clean industrial deal must succeed. This means massive investments in grids, in electrification and hydrogen. Public health is an investment, not a cost. It is the foundation of our security. And in the words of our Commissioner, what we can do better and cheaper together, we must.

Finally, Europe must rearm. We have no time to lose. We will need cool heads and warm hearts. Let us show that the majority of this 合法博彩网站 is united. This week, as we vote on the guidelines, let's build the foundation of a strong political agreement. We will need it in the years to come.

听听Rasmus Andresen, im Namen der Verts/ALE-Fraktion. 鈥� Herr Pr盲sident! F眉r uns Gr眉ne ist die St盲rkung unserer Demokratie und der demokratischen Zivilgesellschaft eines der Schwerpunktthemen f眉r den Haushalt听2026. Deshalb beobachten wir mit Sorge, wie inzwischen die Legitimit盲t der demokratischen Zivilgesellschaft von weiten Teilen听鈥� nicht nur hier im Haus, sondern auch global听鈥� angegriffen wird.

Wir sehen, dass Donald Trump gegen Unternehmen und Universit盲ten vorgeht, die andere Werte vertreten, als er das tut. Wir sehen, dass Viktor Orb谩n unabh盲ngigen Journalisten und Menschenrechtsorganisationen vorwirft, vom Ausland gekauft zu sein. Aber wir erleben auch, dass konservative Parteien wie z.听B. die CDU/CSU-Fraktion im Deutschen Bundestag mit einem Fragenkatalog das demokratische Engagement von Zivilgesellschaft untergraben will.

Wenig 眉berraschend trifft es bei diesen Fragen immer Organisationen, die eine andere Meinung haben als diejenigen, die sie angreifen. Und genau dasselbe, n盲mlich unliebsame Organisationen mundtot zu machen, das erleben wir jetzt auch durch Angriffe der CDU/CSU auf das LIFE-Programm und auf Umweltschutzorganisationen hier im Haus.

Lassen Sie es mich ganz klar sagen: Steuergeld muss nat眉rlich rechtm盲脽ig ausgegeben werden. Aber wir haben das Vertrauen in den Rechnungshof oder aber auch in die EU-Kommission, die mehrfach deutlich gemacht hat, dass die Vorw眉rfe aus Reihen der CDU/CSU gegen眉ber diesen NGOs unhaltbar sind.

Wir w眉nschen uns hier breite Mehrheiten f眉r den Haushalt, und wir stehen auch dazu. Aber dann muss man auch sich gemeinsam mit den anderen demokratischen Fraktionen hier im Haus bei solchen Themen verhalten und darf sich nicht von den Rechtsextremen treiben lassen.

听听Jo茫o Oliveira, em nome do Grupo The Left. 鈥� Senhor Presidente, Senhor Comiss谩rio, um or莽amento 茅 sempre um teste que permite separar as inten莽玫es pol铆ticas reais das proclama莽玫es pol铆ticas vazias de conte煤do.听A discuss茫o das orienta莽玫es para o or莽amento da Uni茫o Europeia para 2026 茅 um desses testes.

As altera莽玫es que apresent谩mos d茫o uma resposta clara: 茅 poss铆vel termos um or莽amento que d锚 centralidade 脿s solu莽玫es para os problemas dos povos.听Por isso, apresent谩mos propostas que d茫o resposta ao aumento do custo de vida e apoiam a converg锚ncia no progresso econ贸mico e social. Propostas que promovem o pleno aproveitamento das capacidades produtivas de cada pa铆s, o investimento nos setores produtivos e a cria莽茫o de emprego com direitos. Propostas que preveem o financiamento adequado ao combate 脿 pobreza, nomeadamente 脿 pobreza infantil, ao investimento p煤blico, ao refor莽o da capacidade de resposta dos servi莽os p煤blicos, designadamente na sa煤de, na educa莽茫o e na seguran莽a social, ao acesso a uma habita莽茫o digna e a pre莽os acess铆veis para todos. Propostas para a defesa da paz, do respeito pela Carta das Na莽玫es Unidas e dos princ铆pios do Direito Internacional e do refor莽o da ajuda p煤blica ao desenvolvimento de outros pa铆ses e povos.

As propostas que apresent谩mos s茫o essenciais para reverter orienta莽玫es que v茫o num sentido errado, no sentido do militarismo e da corrida aos armamentos, no sentido do favorecimento das grandes empresas e das multinacionais 鈥� sob o pretexto da competitividade 鈥�, no sentido do desprezo pelos problemas que atingem os povos, as suas condi莽玫es de vida e o seu futuro.

O desafio que deixamos a este Parlamento 茅 o de que se utilize o or莽amento da Uni茫o Europeia para aquilo em que ele pode ser 煤til aos povos e ao seu futuro e n茫o para os prejudicar.

听听Alexander Jungbluth, im Namen der ESN-Fraktion. 鈥� Sehr geehrter Herr Pr盲sident! Der Haushaltsplan sieht sich anscheinend als Heilsbringer, doch in Wahrheit versteckt sich hinter den bunten Parolen Chaos und Versagen. Die EU hat sich auf einen falschen Weg begeben, auf dem man die Augen vor den wahren Problemen verschlie脽t. So bezieht man sich in den Leitlinien ausf眉hrlich auf den Angriffskrieg Russlands gegen die EU, man spricht von einer vermeintlichen Verteidigungsf盲higkeit, Klimawandel, Biodiversit盲t. Das ist alles Ihr Programm, aber es sind nicht die Hauptprobleme unserer B眉rger.

Eine von der EU verursachte Energie- und Wirtschaftskrise, unkontrollierte Zuwanderung und der Verlust der Meinungsfreiheit听鈥� das ist das, was die EU-B眉rger besch盲ftigt.

Und lassen Sie mich eine Sache noch zur EVP sagen. Was mich gerade doch zum Schmunzeln gebracht hat, war Herr Simon von der CDU. Herr Simon hat doch gerade tats盲chlich gesagt, mit Schulden k枚nne man keine Probleme l枚sen, man solle doch auf Haushaltsdisziplin achten. Jene CDU, die im dreistelligen Milliardenbereich jetzt Schulden in Deutschland machen will, in einem Ma脽, wie es sich die Sozialisten niemals getraut haben, die erz盲hlen uns hier jetzt etwas von Haushaltsdisziplin, davon, dass man Schulden doch zur眉ckzahlen m眉sse. Das ist an L盲cherlichkeit kaum zu 眉berbieten. Sie haben alle Werte verloren. Die CDU ist im wahrsten Sinne des Wortes wertlos.

听听Siegfried Mure艧an (PPE). 鈥� Mr President, dear colleagues, Mr Jungbluth, our duty here in the European 合法博彩网站 is to protect the citizens of Europe. And I am afraid that your speech here does not provide any additional protection, any additional certainty and any additional security to the people of Europe. This is the difference between pro-Europeans and between sceptics, extremists and anti-Europeans.

We want to we want to solve problems here. We want to strengthen Europe. You want to weaken Europe and to just want to create problems.

What is our approach for next year? Under the leadership of Andrzej Halicki, the European 合法博彩网站's rapporteur for the budget 2026, we are putting forward clear priorities for the budget of the European Union for next year. Security, strategic autonomy, food security and economic resilience should be our priorities. We want to make our economy stronger, more competitive, more resilient so that we can together invest more in the security of our citizens, in defending our countries, in protecting our external borders, in overcoming the multiple risks that we are facing.

Autocrats around the world are cooperating more and more. Russia is not the only country that is trying to weaken our cyber security. That is challenging the security at our external borders. And we need to provide a clear answer.

And what听Andrzej Halicki is putting forward is an approach based on the priorities of all pro-European groups. We believe this has to be supported, and we believe that particularly in the area of security, defence, protecting the citizens, we will have to do more, faster and for a longer period of time. We are starting with the budget of 2026, and we believe that these will be our priorities for the foreseeable future.

Congratulations to the rapporteur.

听听Sandra G贸mez L贸pez (S&D). 鈥� Se帽or presidente, se帽or comisario, la guerra ha vuelto a nuestras fronteras. Rusia no solo ataca a Ucrania, ataca la idea que representa Europa: democracia, libertad y derechos. Por eso el futuro de Europa tambi茅n se juega en otros pa铆ses. Rusia busca desestabilizar a nuestros vecinos orientales y del sur. Y no solo lo hace con tanques, lo hace con desinformaci贸n, con chantaje energ茅tico y con financiaci贸n de actores antidemocr谩ticos.

Al mismo tiempo, los Estados Unidos dudan y en esa duda Europa tiene que decidir: o asume su papel en el mundo o lo perder谩. No podemos depender de terceros para defender nuestros valores ni nuestra seguridad. Pero eso no solo se hace invirtiendo m谩s en defensa, se hace tambi茅n invirtiendo m谩s en cooperaci贸n y en pol铆ticas de vecindad. Y por eso necesitamos en este presupuesto m谩s recursos para todo ello. Porque apostar por nuestra vecindad no solo es un gesto de caridad, es un acto en defensa propia.

Proteger nuestros pa铆ses vecinos es proteger Europa. Y apostar por ello no es un gasto, es una inversi贸n en paz, en estabilidad y en democracia.

听听Bogdan Rzo艅ca (ECR). 鈥� Panie Przewodnicz膮cy! Panie Komisarzu! Chc臋 powiedzie膰 bardzo wyra藕nie, 偶e ta propozycja jest lepsza, kt贸r膮 przygotowa艂 pan pose艂 Halicki ni偶 w poprzednich latach. My patrzymy na realno艣膰 gospodarki europejskiej i wida膰 tutaj powa偶n膮 zmian臋, z czego si臋 cieszymy. Cieszymy si臋, 偶e nasze poprawki ECR zosta艂y uwzgl臋dnione, bo zawsze m贸wimy tutaj, ktokolwiek reprezentuje ECR, 偶e trzeba wspiera膰 wsp贸ln膮 polityk臋 roln膮, dop艂aty bezpo艣rednie, m艂odych rolnik贸w, bo to jest nasza przysz艂o艣膰. S膮 uwzgl臋dnione 艣rednie i ma艂e przedsi臋biorstwa, to tak偶e nasza wa偶na pozycja. Popieramy fundusz Erasmus+ dlatego, 偶e m艂odzi ludzie powinni mie膰 mo偶liwo艣膰 kszta艂cenia si臋. No i oczywi艣cie te偶 popieramy wszystko, co si臋 dzieje w obszarze transportu i energii, ten aspekt jest po prostu tu uwzgl臋dniony.

Tak偶e popieramy infrastrukturalne rozwi膮zania. W tym wypadku przypomn臋, 偶e trzeci raz zg艂aszamy teraz poprawk臋 dotycz膮c膮 p艂ot贸w, fences, kiedy艣 to by艂o fences, teraz s膮 bariery na granicy, ale jest to uwzgl臋dnione, trzeba to powiedzie膰, te fizyczne zapory na granicy s膮 uwzgl臋dnione, wobec tego, to te偶 nas cieszy, bo Europa musi by膰 przede wszystkim bezpieczna, wi臋c tak偶e t臋 sytuacj臋 widzimy.

Na pewno zauwa偶enie kwestii mieszkaniowych, trudno艣ci zwi膮zanych z mieszkalnictwem i odzwierciedlenie tego w bud偶ecie te偶 jest istotne. No i oczywi艣cie, chocia偶 nie popieramy, nie popieramy wsp贸lnej armii europejskiej, to wiadomo, to jednak te wszystkie dzia艂ania, kt贸re s膮 zawarte w tym dokumencie, naszym zdaniem zas艂uguj膮 na poparcie i ja tak zag艂osuj臋. Wi臋c my艣l臋, 偶e po prostu wszystkie te zapisy, tak偶e zwi膮zane z mechanizmem obronnym, z tym, co si臋 wi膮偶e z ochron膮 ludno艣ci, bo mamy te偶 katastrofy w Unii Europejskiej, jest odzwierciedlone w bud偶ecie, wi臋c to zas艂uguje na nasz膮 uwag臋 i poparcie.

听听Lucia Yar (Renew). 鈥� Mr听President, Commissioner, colleagues, just last night, I returned from Kyiv, where I witnessed first-hand the looming threat that Russia poses to all of Europe. And believe me, we cannot afford to ignore the growing risks of further aggression further.

It is crucial that we make security a top priority in our 2026 budget guidelines and negotiate it resolutely with Member States. I want to thank the rapporteur and the shadow rapporteurs for placing defence at the forefront of next year's budget, because the war on our doorstep is real. And the only way to safeguard Europe's future is through collective defence and unwavering support for Ukraine.

Strengthening our military capabilities, investing in defence technologies and showing solidarity with Ukraine are all essential. Their fight is our fight. And by securing Ukraine, we protect the entire European Union. Now, more than ever, we must ensure our resources are focused on defending peace and strengthening Europe.

听听Isabel Benjumea Benjumea (PPE). 鈥� Se帽or presidente, se帽or comisario, los presupuestos son la plasmaci贸n concreta y precisa de las prioridades pol铆ticas, de las respuestas a los retos y de las soluciones a los problemas. Los presupuestos son imprescindibles para el adecuado funcionamiento de las instituciones. Sin ellos, la acci贸n pol铆tica se limita a las promesas vac铆as, a la falsa ret贸rica y a los artificios contables. Sin presupuestos, ni hay prioridades ni hay pol铆tica.

Si queremos en Europa apostar por la competitividad, la defensa, la seguridad, la cohesi贸n, la PAC, la investigaci贸n o el Erasmus+, necesitamos un presupuesto. Por ello, quiero poner en valor el procedimiento presupuestario que tenemos en la Uni贸n Europea y el trabajo de su ponente, el se帽or Halicki.

Lamentablemente, no podemos decir lo mismo en Espa帽a, en mi pa铆s, donde el Gobierno se niega a cumplir el mandato constitucional de presentar los presupuestos por segundo a帽o consecutivo. Es una anomal铆a democr谩tica absolutamente inconcebible en un Estado de la Uni贸n Europea y quiero denunciarla p煤blicamente aqu铆.

听听Giuseppe Lupo (S&D). 鈥� Signor Presidente, signor Commissario, onorevoli colleghi,听il futuro dell'Europa dipende dalla sua capacit脿 di investire e di rilanciare la competitivit脿 in modo strategico e inclusivo.

Per il 2026 sar脿 fondamentale avere un bilancio forte e concentrare i fondi europee su aree chiave che possano garantire un vero cambiamento.

In primo luogo, i giovani: investire in istruzione e formazione, in particolare per l'occupazione giovanile e delle donne, 猫 essenziale per lo sviluppo delle aree svantaggiate dell'Unione europea, come la Sicilia e la Sardegna.

脠 necessario rafforzare gli investimenti per la salute e la ricerca, per gli aiuti umanitari tagliati dall'amministrazione Trump, per aiutare le popolazioni colpite da guerre, carestie e calamit脿 naturali 鈥� come recentemente, purtroppo, in Birmania.

Vogliamo un'Europa che investe sul futuro, che investe sui giovani; un'Europa che sia pi霉 equa, coesa e prospera.

听听Tobiasz Boche艅ski (ECR). 鈥� Szanowny Panie Przewodnicz膮cy! Przez 艣wiat przetacza si臋 wiatr zmian i zagro偶e艅. U progu Unii Europejskiej toczy si臋 wojna. Wszyscy jeste艣my 艣wiadkami rewolucji technologicznej, kt贸ra dzieje si臋 na naszych oczach. Raport Draghiego pokaza艂, 偶e gospodarka Unii Europejskiej wymaga gruntownych zmian, a te zmiany musz膮 rozpocz膮膰 si臋 od odbiurokratyzowania i deregulacji, kt贸ra powinna si臋 odby膰. I niew膮tpliwie widzimy interesuj膮c膮 i ciekaw膮 dyskusj臋 wok贸艂 tych kwestii w Unii Europejskiej. Wytyczne dla bud偶etu 2026 i to, co przedstawi艂 sprawozdawca, zas艂uguje na nasz膮 uwag臋, poniewa偶 pokazuje zmiany, ale jednocze艣nie ma te偶 wiele wad, o kt贸rych warto powiedzie膰.

Nie ma radykalnego odej艣cia od g艂upiej polityki Zielonego 艁adu, kt贸ry niszczy nasz膮 gospodark臋 i sprawia, 偶e nie b臋dziemy konkurencyjni wobec Unii, wobec Stan贸w Zjednoczonych i Chin. To wymaga g艂臋bszego przemy艣lenia i g艂臋bszych korekt ni偶 te, kt贸re s膮 zaproponowane i zmierzaj膮 wszak w lepszym kierunku ni偶 w latach poprzednich.

听听Janusz Lewandowski (PPE). 鈥� Panie Przewodnicz膮cy! Panie Komisarzu! Uzgadniamy priorytety Parlamentu na rok 2026. Pozycja Parlamentu, czyli si艂a negocjacyjna, powinna by膰 solidnie wsparta przez g艂osowanie wi臋kszo艣ciowe w 艣rod臋. To jest wa偶ne, dlatego 偶e Parlament ma realny wp艂yw na bud偶ety roczne w ramach codecision, a szczeg贸lnie teraz mamy ogromne problemy, 偶eby w ciasnych ramach wieloletnich ram finansowych 2021鈥�2027 znale藕膰 solidn膮 odpowied藕 finansow膮 na nowe wyzwania, nowe zagro偶enia.

Dlatego uciekamy si臋 do rozwi膮za艅 pozabud偶etowych, takich jak NewGenerationEU czy nowa inicjatywa SAFE z gwarancj膮 bud偶etow膮, ale opartych na artykule 122, kt贸ry praktycznie eliminuje Parlament. Dlatego tak wa偶ne jest, aby ta karta przetargowa Parlamentu obroni艂a si臋 w g艂osowaniu w 艣rod臋. To b臋dzie nasz egzamin ze sztuki zawierania kompromis贸w na tym forum. Id膮c poza bud偶ety roczne, jeste艣my coraz bardziej ciekawi, co nam komisarz Serafin wyszykuje w bud偶etach po roku 2027.

Catch-the-eye procedure

听听Gabriel Mato (PPE). 鈥� Se帽or presidente, cuando hablamos de los pr贸ximos presupuestos, como canario, no puedo dejar de llamar la atenci贸n sobre la importancia del POSEI y la necesidad de adaptarlo a la situaci贸n actual. Por eso hay que celebrar que se haya incluido nuestra enmienda en el informe sobre las orientaciones generales para la preparaci贸n del presupuesto 2026. La ficha financiera del POSEI lleva trece a帽os sin actualizarse y es el momento de que la modifiquemos para reflejar el aumento de costes derivado de la inflaci贸n y el aumento de los precios de la energ铆a, y as铆 asegurarnos de que la agricultura en Canarias siga gozando del necesario apoyo de la Uni贸n.

Pero m谩s importante a煤n, y mirando m谩s all谩 de 2026, las negociaciones para el pr贸ximo marco financiero plurianual comenzar谩n pronto y debemos garantizar que todos los agricultores de la Uni贸n reciben apoyo econ贸mico, especialmente los de las regiones ultraperif茅ricas. El Parlamento est谩 haciendo su parte; incluso la Comisi贸n Europea ha reconocido que estas regiones requieren de un compromiso firme por parte de la Uni贸n. Ahora les toca a Espa帽a y al resto de Estados miembros asegurarse de que este compromiso no es en vano.

Desde el Partido Popular Europeo vamos a seguir luchando para mejorar el apoyo financiero al sector agr铆cola canario, ahora y m谩s all谩 de 2027, reafirmando nuestro compromiso con el sector agrario, con el POSEI y con su...

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听听Kinga Koll谩r (PPE). 鈥� Tisztelt Eln枚k 脷r! 脡letre sz贸l贸 bar谩ts谩gok, 煤j kult煤r谩kkal val贸 tal谩lkoz谩s, az els艖 komoly szerelem. Sok ezer ember k枚sz枚nhet ilyen 茅lm茅nyeket az Erasmus programnak. Ebben a programban, 茅s 铆gy a hozz谩kapcsol贸d贸 茅lm茅nyekben nem tud r茅szt venni a magyar di谩kok nagy r茅sze jelenleg.

A magyar korm谩ny lopja el ezeket az 茅lm茅nyeket a fiatalokt贸l. A magyar korm谩nynak ugyanis fontosabb, hogy politikai kinevezettjeit v茅dje az egyetemeket fenntart贸 alap铆tv谩nyok 茅l茅n. A k枚vetkez艖 megold谩st javaslom az Eur贸pai Bizotts谩gnak: egy k枚zponti szerven kereszt眉l foly贸s铆tott Erasmus-枚szt枚nd铆jjal el lehetne ker眉lni a vagyonkezel艖 alap铆tv谩nyok jelentette korrupci贸s kock谩zatot. 脥gy 煤gy mehetn茅nek a magyar di谩kok k眉lf枚ldre tanulni, hogy az uni贸s forr谩sok sem ker眉lnek vesz茅lybe.

K茅rem Serafin biztost贸l a sz眉ks茅ges l茅p茅sek mihamarabbi megt茅tel茅t.

听听Maria Grapini (S&D). 鈥� Domnule pre葯edinte, domnule comisar, stabilirea direc葲iilor prioritare pentru bugetul pe 2026 este extrem de important膬. De ce? Nu putem s膬 avem bani 卯n perioada urm膬toare mai mul葲i, dac膬 nu 卯i investim acolo unde poate s膬 ne aduc膬 bani mai mul葲i, 葯i anume 卯n cercetare, 卯n inovare, 卯n IMM-uri, pentru a putea s膬 dezvolt膬m locuri de munc膬 bine pl膬tite.

Nu putem s膬 avem economie competitiv膬 dac膬 nu avem oameni bine preg膬ti葲i profesional听鈥撎齣at膬 de ce trebuie s膬 avem buget pentru educa葲ie听鈥�, dac膬 nu avem oameni s膬n膬to葯i 鈥撎齣at膬 de ce trebuie s膬 avem bani pentru s膬n膬tate 鈥� 葯i dac膬 nu avem oameni bine pl膬ti葲i. Deci, domnule comisar, spunea葲i c膬 trebuie s膬 g膬sim resurse suplimentare. De unde le g膬sim? Eu cred c膬 le g膬sim dac膬 investim bine, dac膬 investim 卯n coeziune, dac膬 investim 卯n toate zonele geografice, s膬 nu mai avem zone r膬mase 卯n urm膬. 葮i da, dac膬 avem o economie performant膬. Dar mai este o problem膬, dac膬 葯tim s膬 ne ap膬r膬m pia葲a intern膬, pentru c膬 卯n prezent avem concuren葲膬 neloial膬 葯i distrugem locuri de munc膬. Priorit膬葲ile pentru 2026 ale bugetului sunt extrem de importante 葯i depinde de noi s膬 le facem bine.

听听Sebastian Tynkkynen (ECR). 鈥� Mr听President, the European Union is facing many challenges, both from outside and within our borders.

If we want to provide a safe and competitive Europe for the next generation, we must change our priorities.

Our economic competitors are celebrating massive investments into new technologies, while overregulation and high costs keep European companies in a chokehold.

The numbers don't lie. Our economic growth has fallen behind. A lot must change.

It is time to reconsider ideological green goals, and instead shift our full focus towards creating a mighty Europe that allows our businesses to thrive instead of transferring factories to China.

We have to take these steps if we want to ensure our resilience in times of a crisis.

And all of my colleagues: look around, the crisis is already here.

Let's act accordingly.

听听Marc Botenga (The Left). 鈥� Monsieur le Pr茅sident, je vais aborder un 茅l茅ment qui n鈥檃 pas 茅t茅 abord茅 et qui a fait la Une des diff茅rents journaux: c鈥檈st le fait que, comme chaque ann茅e, il y a une augmentation de salaire pour les commissaires europ茅ens, et notamment pour la pr茅sidente de la Commission europ茅enne, Mme听von听der听Leyen. Je me rappelle que, quand j鈥檃i d茅barqu茅 ici il y a quelques ann茅es, elle 茅tait 脿 environ 30听000听euros par mois. Quand je racontais cela aux gens, ils me disaient: 芦Non?! C鈥檈st pas possible?!禄 Aujourd鈥檋ui, apparemment, elle va d茅passer les 34听000听euros par mois.

Cela fait tr猫s longtemps que nous, d茅put茅s du groupe The Left, demandons une r茅duction de moiti茅 des salaires des commissaires europ茅ens, afin qu鈥檌ls se rendent un peu compte des priorit茅s des gens. Parce qu'茅videmment, cela a une incidence sur les choix budg茅taires que nous faisons. Il est facile, apr猫s, de dire, quand on gagne autant, que l鈥檕n va prendre de l鈥檃rgent du Fonds de coh茅sion, destin茅 aux citoyens europ茅ens, pour le donner 脿 l鈥檌ndustrie militaire.

Ma question, aujourd鈥檋ui, c鈥檈st: 芦Y a-t-il un plafond?禄 Nous en sommes 脿 34听000听euros par mois pour la pr茅sidente de la Commission europ茅enne. Y a-t-il vraiment un plafond? Je pense, chers coll猫gues, que ce plafond, nous devons l鈥檌mposer, pour avoir une Europe qui serve les int茅r锚ts des gens et non de quelques riches seulement.

听听Nina Carberry (PPE). 鈥� Mr President, Commissioner, firstly, congratulations to the rapporteur Mr Halicki on a well鈥慶rafted, forward鈥憀ooking report.

The 2026 budget will be a vital tool to strengthen Europe's agriculture, fisheries, research and education sectors. But it must also rise to the challenge of new and fast鈥慹volving priorities. To boost its competitiveness, Europe must innovate more and faster. That means greater financial backing for SMEs, simplifying their reporting obligations and lowering barriers to the single market, our greatest asset. I also welcome the clear focus on fighting disinformation, promoting gender equality and investing in healthcare and humanitarian aid. Let's make sure the 2026 budget delivers for all Europeans.

听听Hildegard Bentele (PPE). 鈥� Mr听President, dear colleagues, we urgently need new guidance in this budget on EU funding for UNRWA, the unique agency for Palestine, which now operates in Gaza without effective international oversight since Israel has cut off contact to UNRWA on the basis of a 合法博彩网站's decision end of January.

Mr Germain, Madam听G贸mez L贸pez, there is a serious risk that EU-funded humanitarian aid is being diverted to Hamas, an EU-listed terror organisation that has executed the attacks on 7听October, that controls the territory, that has deeply infiltrated local institutions and the education system, and that bluntly denies Israel's right to exist.

There is evidence that humanitarian aid intended for the civilian population in Gaza is diverted. Former hostages testified that Hamas captors consumed UNRWA-branded food while they starved. UNRWA facilities have been linked to Hamas tunnels used for hiding escape routes and torture.

Most importantly, UNRWA has failed to reform. The Colonna report of 2024 clearly states that UNRWA educational materials still include hateful and anti-Semitic content, strongly disregarding the opinion of...

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听听Lukas Sieper (NI). 鈥� Mr President, dear people of Europe, in a time of war, inflation and political fragmentation, this 合法博彩网站 is doing something remarkable. We are looking beyond the crisis.

The 2026 guidelines invest in security and competitiveness, in climate protection, yes, and they also invest in Europe's soul, because hidden between figures and margins lies a historic promise. The vision of a truly united Europe with funding for enlargement, for neighbourhood stability, for institutional readiness. We are saying to the people of the Balkans, you belong!

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Because we are not whole until our flag shines over Pristina, over Sarajevo and over Tirana. And that's why, even in dark times, we keep building the light. That's what this budget says. That's what Europe stands for.

听听螕蔚蠋蟻纬喂慰蟼 螒蠀蟿喂维蟼 (PPE). 鈥� 螝蠉蟻喂蔚 螤蟻蠈蔚未蟻蔚, 魏蠉蟻喂蔚 螘蟺委蟿蟻慰蟺蔚, 魏蠉蟻喂蔚 Serafin, 蠅蟼 螆位位畏谓伪蟼 蔚蠀蟻蠅尾慰蠀位蔚蠀蟿萎蟼 伪喂蟽胃维谓慰渭伪喂 喂未喂伪委蟿蔚蟻畏 蠂伪蟻维 纬喂伪蟿委 鈥斘滴合勏屜� 蟿慰蠀 蠈蟿喂 蔚委蟽蟿蔚 蠁委位慰蟼 蟿畏蟼 螘位位维未伪蟼鈥� 蟽蠀渭蟺蔚蟻喂位维尾伪蟿蔚 蟿畏谓 蔚喂蟽萎纬畏蟽畏 蟿慰蠀 魏蠀蟻委慰蠀 Halicki 魏伪喂 蟿慰蠀 魏蠀蟻委慰蠀 Mure葯an 鈥斘滴疚蔽�蟻蔚蟿蠅谓 蟽蠀谓伪未苇位蠁蠅谓鈥� 蟽蟿慰 谓伪 胃蠅蟻伪魏喂蟽蟿慰蠉谓 蟿伪 蟽蠉谓慰蟻伪 蟿畏蟼 螘蠀蟻蠋蟺畏蟼. 螝伪喂 纬谓蠅蟻委味蔚蟿蔚 蟺慰位蠉 魏伪位维 蠈蟿喂 魏伪喂 蟿伪 蔚位位畏谓喂魏维 蟽蠉谓慰蟻伪 蔚委谓伪喂 蔚蠀蟻蠅蟺伪蠆魏维, 魏伪喂 蠈蟿喂 苇味畏蟽蔚 畏 螘蠀蟻蠋蟺畏 蔚魏蔚委谓畏 蟿畏 未蠉蟽魏慰位畏 谓蠉蠂蟿伪 蟽蟿慰谓 蠁蟻维蠂蟿畏 蟿慰蠀 螒喂纬伪委慰蠀 伪蟺委蟽蟿蔚蠀蟿蔚蟼 魏伪蟿伪蟽蟿维蟽蔚喂蟼. 螠蔚 伪蟺蠈位蠀蟿畏 蟽伪蠁萎谓蔚喂伪, 慰 魏蠉蟻喂慰蟼 Halicki, 慰 魏蠉蟻喂慰蟼 Mure葯an 魏伪喂 慰 魏蠉蟻喂慰蟼 Ressler 苇未蠅蟽伪谓 渭蔚纬维位畏 渭维蠂畏 纬喂伪 蟿喂蟼 蠁蠀蟽喂魏苇蟼 魏伪蟿伪蟽蟿蟻慰蠁苇蟼, 蠋蟽蟿蔚 纬蟻萎纬慰蟻伪 谓伪 苇蟻蠂慰谓蟿伪喂 慰喂 伪蟺慰味畏渭喂蠋蟽蔚喂蟼. K伪喂 蟿慰 蟿蟻委蟿慰 魏伪喂 魏伪位蠉蟿蔚蟻慰: 渭苇蟿蟻伪 纬喂伪 蟿喂蟼 魏慰喂谓蠅谓委蔚蟼. 螡伪 蟽蟿畏蟻委尉慰蠀渭蔚 蟿喂蟼 魏慰喂谓蠅谓委蔚蟼 蟺慰蠀 渭伪蟼 苇蠁蔚蟻伪谓 蔚未蠋 渭蔚 渭苇蟿蟻伪 纬喂伪 蟿畏 蟽蟿苇纬伪蟽畏, 纬喂伪 渭喂蟽胃慰蠉蟼, 纬喂伪 蟽蠀谓蟿维尉蔚喂蟼, 纬喂伪 蟺蟻蠈谓慰喂伪, 蠈蟺蠅蟼 伪魏蟻喂尾蠋蟼 蔚委蟺伪谓. 螝伪喂 谓伪 尉苇蟻蔚蟿蔚 魏维蟿喂: 慰喂 位伪慰委 渭伪蟼 未蔚谓 胃伪 尉蔚蠂维蟽慰蠀谓 蟺慰蟿苇 伪蠀蟿萎谓 蟿畏谓 蟺蟻慰蟽蠁慰蟻维.

听听Micha艂 Szczerba (PPE). 鈥� Szanowny Panie Przewodnicz膮cy! Przede wszystkim gratulacje dla Andrzeja Halickiego za to sprawozdanie dotycz膮ce wytycznych bud偶etowych na rok 2026. B臋d臋 mia艂 pytania zar贸wno do Andrzeja Halickiego, jak i do naszego komisarza Piotra Serafina. Przede wszystkim: jak膮 rol臋 dostrzegamy w tych wytycznych dla ochrony granic zewn臋trznych Unii Europejskiej? Ja uwa偶am, 偶e r贸wnie偶 przegl膮d polityki sp贸jno艣ci pozwala na to, 偶eby przedefiniowa膰 te偶 priorytety i finansowanie, kt贸re jest potrzebne w regionach przygranicznych.

呕yjemy w bardzo niespokojnych czasach i dzisiaj r贸wnie偶 polski premier Donald Tusk apelowa艂 bezpo艣rednio do Donalda Trumpa, m贸wi膮c o tym, 偶e wsp贸艂praca jest zawsze lepsza ni偶 rywalizacja. Dzisiaj mamy tak偶e nowe fakty, kt贸re dotycz膮 r贸wnie偶 najwi臋kszego w historii, od momentu pe艂noskalowej wojny, poboru w Rosji. To s膮 wszystko wyzwania i ten bud偶et 2026 musi tym wyzwaniom sprosta膰.

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听听President. 鈥� Now, Mr听Commissioner, I invite you to respond.

I would like to particularly ask you, if you heard the information in the room that was not accurate, that you address it for the members of our audience.

听听Piotr Serafin, Member of the Commission. 鈥� Mr President, I believe that this debate confirms that the guidelines prepared by the rapporteur are a balanced document which can count on a broad support in this House, which is, to be frank, also a good news from the perspective of the Commission, because, as it has been stated by a few of the speakers, at the current moment, full of uncertainties and chaos, the European Union and also the European 合法博彩网站 should contribute to the stability and predictability.

The successful adoption of the guidelines and later on of the annual budget could be an important factor, passing the message also to the Europeans that we provide the stability and predictability in those difficult times.

What I will take also from this debate is that indeed there is a need to look for the balance. Defence and security are going to play an important role in the years to come, but we should not forget 鈥� and that is what the guidelines also remember 鈥� that we are not going to have defence and security without a strong and competitive economy.

And what is also reflected in those guidelines is that we need not only defence and security, not only competitiveness, but we cannot forget also about the cohesion of the Union and about the need to provide food security. And these are the elements that we should keep in mind, and we will keep it in mind. And I can assure you, on behalf of the Commission, that we will play our role in ensuring the successful negotiations of the budget for 2026.

听听Andrzej Halicki, rapporteur. 鈥� Mr听President, colleagues, thank you very much. All colleagues really engaged in the process.

I would like to emphasise that, first of all, to have the strong position of the 合法博彩网站, we have to have the text. And of course, I'm also listening to your remarks. All the opinions are very important. I would like to protect this balanced text because this is the effect of the teamwork based on 鈥� I can say generally 鈥� five political groups together.听So, it is good to have the majority on Wednesday.

And, of course, we still have 93 amendments. So, from different point of views, we can improve the text. But in this moment, I would like to ask you, and also say very openly, even one better amendment adopted from one side can spoil the whole process we achieved during the negotiations. And we have to be very careful because we are living in very tough times.

And the question concerning security: yes, of course this is the priority number one. But to achieve the result, we have to have our common strong position. And without these guidelines, our position will be weaker. So having in mind that the negotiations are just starting, I would like to ask you for responsibility and understanding.

Thank you very much once again for the teamwork and the tough work which was done, also with your assistance together during last months. Thank you and see you on Wednesday.

听听President. 鈥� Thank you very much, Andrzej. We keep our fingers crossed for your report.

The debate is closed.

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