The EU's €3 Billion Plan to Combat Terrorism: All You Need to Know
Raffaele Fitto: Leading the Fight Against Terrorism
Raffaele Fitto, the European Parliament's rapporteur on the EU's counter-terrorism agenda, has been at the forefront of developing a comprehensive plan to combat terrorism.
Fitto's report, adopted by the Parliament in 2021, outlines a series of measures to strengthen the EU's response to terrorism, including increased cooperation between member states, improved information sharing, and enhanced border security.
The European Commission's €3 Billion Counter-Terrorism Plan
In response to Fitto's report, the European Commission unveiled a €3 billion plan to support the EU's counter-terrorism efforts.
The plan includes funding for:
- 加强成员国之间的合作
- Improving information sharing
- Enhancing border security
- Preventing radicalization
- Countering terrorist propaganda
Ursula von der Leyen: "We Must Work Together to Defeat Terrorism"
European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen has emphasized the importance of collaboration in the fight against terrorism.
"Terrorism is a threat to our security, our values, and our way of life," von der Leyen said. "We must work together to defeat it."
The European Parliament's Role in Counter-Terrorism
The European Parliament has played a key role in shaping the EU's counter-terrorism agenda.
The Parliament has adopted a number of resolutions on counter-terrorism, including the resolution on the EU's counter-terrorism agenda in 2021.
The Parliament has also established a special committee on terrorism to monitor the implementation of the EU's counter-terrorism measures.
Conclusion
The EU is committed to combating terrorism and protecting its citizens.
The €3 billion counter-terrorism plan is a significant step forward in the EU's efforts to defeat terrorism.
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