Related

On 15 September, President of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, delivered her second State of the Union address in the European Parliament. She focused on Europe’s recovery from the coronavirus crisis and on what the European Union needs to do for a lasting recovery delivering benefits to all - from health preparedness, the social dimension, technological leadership, to a defence union.
Von der Leyen also underlined the importance of staying true to our values and made a point of Europe’s duty to care for the most vulnerable, standing up for media freedom, reinforcing the rule of law in our Union and empowering our youth. She also committed to continue working to encourage global partners to act on climate change.

Source: European Commission
State of the Union address 2021 in a nutshell
 

 

Published: October 2021

EU-Japan Centre's News

More
このたび、日本企業の欧州での投資・事業展開に役立つ情報を日本語と英語で月1回お届けするニュースレターを創刊し、第1号(2026年9月号)を公開しました。 近年、日EU関係が幅広く発展し、…
The Minerva Policy Reports deliver comprehensive research on the dynamic political, economic, and…
The Centre quarterly newsletter, June 2026 issue, is now available. In this issue:   Last chance…
The Minerva Policy Reports deliver comprehensive research on the dynamic political, economic, and…
The EU Japan Centre is releasing a weekly press review covering Japan's economic and business…
The EU Japan Centre is releasing a weekly press review covering Japan's economic and business…

Events

More
Japan
16/03/2026 - 19/03/2026
  The next mission will take place from 23-26 March, 2027 Planned application period: September - early November 2026   Please note that this page is still under construction; content relating to…
Online
15/09/2026
The EUIPO and EPO, in cooperation with the EU-Japan Centre, are organising this webinar for Japanese companies. It will introduce practical examples of how companies can protect their brands, designs…
Time in Brussels
-
Time in Tokyo
-
Exchange rate
1€ = 177,866 JPY