Cohesion policy is the glue of the European Union but with Brexit and the decisions on the post 2020 budget, some changes may be made. Lambert van Nistelrooij breaks down the three main options the Commission has put forward in regards to cohesion policy.
Lambert van Nistelrooij is a Dutch Christian Democrat member of the Group of the European People's Party in the European Parliament.
2018 is an important year for cohesion policy in many aspects, both positive as well as negative. From the bright side, it is the year where we celebrate 30 years of EU Cohesion policy; 30 years of solidarity with the less developed parts of the Union, 30 years with countless of EU-funded projects. It is however also the year where we decide the faith of Europe's most important policy.
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