In recent months, Europeans have seen a special travel diary. Enrico Letta took it to the online platform X on his trips through Europe, to Madrid and Rome, to Dublin and Riga. More than 400 meetings in 65 cities across the EU. Shake hands, listen, ask where the problem lies with governments, companies and associations. Letta, former Italian Prime Minister and now President of the Paris Jacques Delors Institute, traveled so much and met so many people that many in Brussels asked themselves when he actually wanted to write the report on the future of the European internal market with which he commissioned by the European Council.
Europe adopts new “competitiveness deal” – economy
