The EDP in Belgrade for a European Serbia: legality, free media, fair elections
During the two days of 18–19 September in Belgrade, the European Democratic Party delivered a clear message
● Full Member of Industry, Research &
Energy
(ITRE)
● Substitute Member of Environment, Public
Health & Food Safety
(ENVI)
● Substitute Member of Internal Market &
Consumer Protection
(IMCO)
● Eine Veränderung für Europa:
Eine echte transnationale Demokratie.
● Wichtigste Errungenschaften :
Eine transparentere und verantwortungsvollere politische Werbung in Europa.
Von 2004 bis 2010
Seit 2020
Seit 2021
On the strength of having won the Belgian federal and regional elections with over 20% of the vote and having won a seat in the European Parliament in the triple election organised in Belgium on 9 June 2024, we would be honoured to draw together, with you, the outlines of a new ambition for a Europe that is progressive, humanist and close to its citizens. We are aware of the values that guide your commitment and we are convinced that we can be an additional asset for the centrist political force that you have created and help you to strengthen the European Union. Indeed, it is only through the strength of our convictions and the rejection of the false dichotomy between left-wing and right-wing policies that we will be able to build a stronger, fairer, more sustainable, more humane and more democratic Europe. A stronger Europe that defends our strategic autonomy in terms of energy, digital technology, industry, agriculture, health and defence to guarantee our security, our geopolitical power and our independence. A fairer Europe, which protects and supports through upward social convergence, through support for all towards the world of work of tomorrow, through reciprocity clauses in trade agreements and through the fight against fraud, dumping and corruption. A more sustainable Europe, which guarantees respect for environmental and social limits and supports the investment needed to ensure that everyone can make a success of the transition (infrastructure, industry and education). We want an ecological transition that is equal to the challenges, inclusive and pragmatic, far removed from any ideological dogmatism, and in no way punitive towards families or businesses. We are in favour of an ambitious and pragmatic ecology that combines ecology and the economy. A more humane Europe, one that encourages the development of European citizens and gives due recognition to those who “care”, teach or defend our culture. A Europe where differences are not just accepted but celebrated, and where human rights are seen as an unshakeable common ground. A Europe that is more democratic and more effective, thanks to the introduction of the election of the President (of the Council and the Commission) by universal suffrage on lists common to all European countries, the introduction of a right of initiative for the European Parliament and the abolition of unanimous voting in the Council.
During the two days of 18–19 September in Belgrade, the European Democratic Party delivered a clear message
European Movement in Serbia, in collaboration with the European Democratic Party, is organising a public debate entitled “Serbia’s European Hour – Lost Time or New Opportunity?”

Die Europaabgeordneten der EDP in Paris mit Gozi, Bayrou und Barrot: Prioritäten für Straßburg, Reform der Governance, hohe Lebenshaltungskosten, ökologischer Wandel und globale Rolle Europas
Unser Generalsekretär: „Es sind nicht die Bürger, die Serbiens Weg nach Europa gefährden, sondern die Regierung mit ihrer Gewalt, ihren Lügen und ihren Angriffen auf die Freiheit.“

As part of our ongoing efforts to strengthen international cooperation between democratic forces, the EDP recently hosted a transatlantic dinner discussion in Paris, bringing together key figures from European and American centrist politics.

Vor dreißig Jahren wurden in Srebrenica mehr als 8.000 bosniakische Männer und Jungen von der bosnisch-serbischen Armee ermordet. Im Jahr 2007 stellte der Internationale Gerichtshof fest, dass diese Gräueltaten einen Völkermord darstellen. Im weiteren Verlauf des Bosnienkriegs wurden zwischen 1992 und 1995 über 100.000 Menschen getötet, Tausende Frauen vergewaltigt und mehr als zwei Millionen Menschen aus ihren Häusern vertrieben. Zu diesem feierlichen Anlass des Gedenkens an eines der dunkelsten Kapitel der jüngeren europäischen Geschichte sind sich die ALDE-Partei, die LIBSEEN-Mitglieder in der Region, die ALDE in der Parlamentarischen Versammlung des Europarates, die Europäische Demokratische Partei, die Liberale Internationale, LYMEC, Renew Europe im Ausschuss der Regionen, Renew Europe im Europäischen Parlament und die Jungen Demokraten für Europa einig und geben die folgende Erklärung ab: