The time has come to update the EU Youth Strategy, which shapes how Europe works with and for young people. How can we further promote youth democratic participation, civic engagement and social inclusion? What can we do more or better to make sure young people’s voices are heard across policy areas and have their say in decision-making?
Your ideas matter. Take part in the European public consultation and help shape the future of youth policy by 16 July 2026 (midnight Brussels time).
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- Дата публікації
- 21 Травень 2026
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- Directorate-General for Communication
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- News
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