In a vote held in the European Parliament's Employment and Social Affairs Committee on the report by Verónica Lope Fontagné (EPP, Spain) on the future European Social Fund, on Monday 3 December, MEPs anchored the Fund in the framework of the shared cohesion policy funds.
As a reminder, during this vote, MEPs introduced an increase from 101 billion to 120 billion in the current price of the Fund in line with the positions adopted by Parliament on the next multiannual financial framework,...