GA è lieta di ospitare la tavola rotonda in occasione della presentazione del libro "Governare le fragilità. Istituzioni, sicurezza nazionale, competitività".

L’incontro si terrà a Milano, lunedì 16 giugno alle ore 17:30, presso la sede GA in Corso Europa 12.

Ne discuteranno con l'autore Bernardo Giorgio Mattarella, Of Counsel GA: 

• Giuseppe Agirò, CEO C.V.A.
• Antonella Baldino, CEO Credito Sportivo (tbc)
• Giuseppe Castagna, CEO Banco BPM
• Luca Dal Fabbro, Presidente Iren
• Stefano Lucchini, Presidente American Chamber of Commerce in Italy
• Nicola Maione, Presidente MPS
• Luca Peyrano, CEO Cerved
• Francesco Sciaudone, Managing Partner GA
• Ezio Simonelli, Presidente Lega Calcio Serie A

La tavola rotonda sarà moderata da Ferruccio De Bortoli, Corriere della Sera.

A conclusione dell'incontro, seguirà cocktail.

Per ragioni organizzative, La preghiamo di confermare la presenza cliccando sul pulsante qui sotto e compilando il breve form di registrazione.

Dalle analisi legali alle testimonianze aziendali, dalle soluzioni tecnologiche ai workshop interattivi: l’EUDR Impact Day di osapiens a Milano vi guiderà passo dopo passo verso la conformità e una filiera sostenibile.

Un’occasione unica per confrontarsi con esperti del settore, scoprire l’integrazione con i sistemi ERP, le best practice per lo scambio di dati e la soluzione osapiens HUB for EUDR.

Siamo lieti di annunciare che il nostro partner Andrea Iurato parteciperà come speaker all’evento “EUDR Impact Day Italy”, organizzato da Osapiens il prossimo 24 giugno 2025 a Milano.

L’iniziativa rappresenta un’importante occasione di confronto sul nuovo Regolamento UE contro la deforestazione (EUDR) e sul suo impatto per le imprese attive in Europa. L’evento riunirà esperti, rappresentanti del mondo imprenditoriale e operatori del settore legale per approfondire gli obblighi normativi e le sfide operative connesse all’implementazione del regolamento.

COMMISSION UNVEILS €193 BILLION EU BUDGET FOR 2026

On 4 June, the European Commission has put forward its draft EU annual budget for 2026, amounting to €193.26 billion in commitments, complemented by €105.32 billion from NextGenerationEU. Building on the mid-term review of the EU’s 2021–2027 long-term budget, the proposal aims to address ongoing global and regional challenges, such as the energy crisis and rising geopolitical tensions.

The 2026 draft budget aligns with the new Commission priorities by allocating funds to key flagship initiatives, including the Competitiveness Compass, the Clean Industrial Deal, the Union of Skills, and the EU Startup and Scaleup Strategy. It also introduces simplification measures through new Omnibus proposals, aiming to streamline EU funding and implementation processes.

BACKGROUND

The draft EU budget for 2026 includes both the expenditure covered by the long-term budget ceilings, financed through the EU’s own resources, and additional spending under the NextGenerationEU instrument, which is financed through borrowing on the capital markets.

For the core EU budget, two figures are presented for each programme: commitments and payments. Commitments represent the amounts that can be legally agreed upon in contracts during the year, while payments refer to the actual disbursements made within the same period. All figures are expressed in current prices.

NEXT STEPS

The European Parliament and the Council must formally adopt the 2026 budget before year-end.

BUDGET BREAKDOWN

Below is an overview of the main budget priorities and the amounts allocated to each:

• Agriculture and Fisheries: €54.6 billion

€53.8 billion – Common Agricultural Policy

€0.8 billion – European Maritime, Fisheries and Aquaculture Fund

• Regional Development and Cohesion: €42.09 billion
• Social Cohesion and Employment: €14.51 billion (through the European Social Fund Plus)
• External Action and Global Partnerships: €15.51 billion

€10.11 billion – NDICI – Global Europe

€2.20 billion – Instrument for Pre-Accession Assistance (IPA III)

€0.50 billion – Growth Facility for the Western Balkans

€1.93 billion – Humanitarian Aid (HUMA)

• Ukraine Support: €10.59 billion

€3.89 billion – Grants under the Ukraine Facility

€6.70 billion – Loans

• Research and Innovation: €14.12 billion

€12.97 billion – Horizon Europe (Includes funding for the European Chips Act)

• Strategic Investments: €4.59 billion

€3.02 billion – Connecting Europe Facility (cross-border infrastructure)

€1.00 billion – Digital Europe Programme

€299 million – InvestEU

• European Space Programme: €2.33 billion
• Resilience and EU Values: €15.13 billion

€4.3 billion – Erasmus+

€396 million – Support for artists and creators

€332.6 million – To promote Justice, rights, and values

• Environment and Climate Action: €2.18 billion

€802.9 million – LIFE programme (climate action)

€1.26 billion – Just Transition Fund

• Border Protection: €2.69 billion

€1.2 billion – Integrated Border Management Fund (IBMF)

€1.13 billion – Frontex (European Border and Coast Guard Agency)

• Migration: €2.32 billion

€2.08 billion – Support for migrants and asylum seekers

• Defence: €1.99 billion

€1.0 billion – European Defence Fund (EDF)

€251.3 million – Military Mobility

• Single Market Functioning: €1.02 billion

€622 million – Single Market Programme

€207 million – Anti-fraud, taxation, and custom

LINKS FOR MORE INFO

2026 annual budget to fund EU priorities addressing global challenges: link

EU budget 2026: Providing crucial funding for EU priorities in times of global volatility: link

Questions and Answers about the Draft Annual Budget 2026: link