We are fully committed to promoting gender equality by ensuring everyone has equal access to education and employment opportunities in key sectors. Investing in developing skills and expertise for all will stimulate innovation and strengthen competitiveness. We also promote the well-being, health and safety of families and their members in our demographically changing society.

Intergeneration is also one of our priorities; we are committed to young people and the elderly. We aspire to build a balanced, resilient society where each individual, regardless of age, can meet future challenges. We firmly believe that the key to sustainable collective prosperity is providing everyone with the necessary means and opportunities.

To achieve this goal, we will implement policies that promote investment in young people. We consider them to be the foundations of our future and are committed to supporting their acquisition of skills, mobility and access to high-quality internships. By investing in the training and development of young people, we will shape a dynamic and skilled generation ready to contribute actively to the prosperity and sustainability of our society.

At the same time, we will develop policies and initiatives for seniors to ensure their well-being, active participation in society and access to continuing opportunities.

By guaranteeing equitable access to quality training, we will enable all individuals to develop their potential and contribute fully to the economy and society.

We also want to create a European Talent Observatory to promote collaboration between Member States to identify best practices in education, training and skills development.

We are firmly convinced that by encouraging educational innovation, we can ensure that our continent remains at the forefront of education and training.

We believe deeply in a Europe that celebrates diversity. We consider it a strength that must be valued. Strengthening the welfare state and social protection systems to enable them to respond to the demographic, digital and ecological transitions underway will always be at the heart of our commitment.

In the European Union of tomorrow, the individual will be at the heart of the city. We will create fully accessible, barrier-free cities for people with reduced mobility. Families will be recognised and respected throughout Europe, with national laws guaranteeing equality and dignity for all.

We will be at the forefront of promoting equality and respect for all. We will ensure that our European standards, which are already among the most advanced in the world, become increasingly consistent across the Union.