By Arianna De Stefani | 23 July 2025
EU Commission unveils €2 Trillion budget plan
The European Commission on July 16 a €1.76 trillion budget for 2028–2034, overhauling the EU’s long-term spending strategy.
A young professional with a passion for Political Science, she has diverse experience in NGOs, international projects, and the aviation sector. Currently working as an EU Public Affairs consultant, she helps clients navigate complex European policy landscapes. As an EU Public Affairs consultant, she advises clients on European policy, specializing in areas like transport, energy, and women's empowerment. She holds a Bachelor’s in Political Science from the University of Geneva and a Master’s in Crisis and Security Management from Leiden University. She is a strong believer in the values that the European Union represents and is dedicated to understanding the complex dynamics of the EU and their impact on member states, contributing to the EU’s growth and influence.
The European Commission on July 16 a €1.76 trillion budget for 2028–2034, overhauling the EU’s long-term spending strategy.
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