Dutch PM tells Costa EU must become stronger and more flexible
Dutch Prime Minister Rob Jetten discussed the European Union's future budget and the protection of the international legal order during a meeting in The Hague with European Council President António Costa.
Dutch Prime Minister Mark Rutte urged the European Union to become stronger and more adaptable in a recent meeting, according to Ukrinform. Welcoming European Council President António Costa to The Hague, Rutte emphasized the importance of an effective yet flexible EU in a rapidly changing world. He highlighted the need for the EU to have the courage to make difficult decisions and embrace renewal, in order to focus on areas where it can provide genuine added value.
Rutte outlined several key priorities for the EU, including an innovative, future-oriented economy, strengthening European defense, and tightening migration controls. The Netherlands, he stated, is prepared to make a fair contribution towards achieving these goals, as it has done for many decades. Rutte expressed his enthusiasm for continuing the work towards building a strong and prosperous Europe at the upcoming European Council meeting.
Additionally, it was previously reported that the Netherlands will assist Ukraine with maintenance, spare parts, and ammunition for F-16 fighter jets.
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