Croatian Member of the European Parliament and EP Rapporteur for Relations with the United States, Tonino Picula, presented his "Report on the Future of EU-US Relations" at a meeting of the EP's Foreign Affairs Committee.

European Parliament adopted Picula's report on Cohesion Policy as a key tool in the fight against climate change and a fair energy transition

In the spring of 2021, an application is expected to be issued to which islanders will be able to submit project descriptions and apply for technical assistance.

On 28 January, Tonino Picula, Croatian Member of the European Parliament and Chairman of the EP Intergroup on Seas, Rivers, Islands, and Coastal Areas, together with Commissioner for Environment, Oceans, and Fisheries Virginijus Sinkevičius, opened the conference “A blue dimension to the Green Deal: the way towards a sustainable recovery of the blue economy in Europe” organized by the mentioned Intergroup

Picula highlighted the importance of partnership on an equal basis during a hearing on the future of Euro-Atlantic relations

Picula is working on a report on the impact of cohesion policy, the most powerful European tool in the fight against climate change and environmental protection in the EU and Croatia

After last week’s 5th EU Clean Energy Forum, Picula gave a short interview for the daily newspaper “Jutarnji list”

Picula opened the Fifth Clean Energy Forum of the European Islands and emphasized the need for financial aid to the islands in order to establish sustainable energy transition projects

Picula expressed support for the Belarusian people at the EP Foreign Affairs Committee and called for the enactment of sanctions against the regime