Interessant erscheint aus Sicht der aba:

• „The Polish Presidency will also strive to improve the functioning and competitiveness of European capital markets by prioritising work on legislative projects to strengthen the capital markets union, which will foster greater involvement of private capital in financing the economy and green and digital transformation.“ (S. 19)
• The Polish Presidency will engage in the 2025 review of the implementation of the European Pillar of Social Rights Action Plan, with its three main objectives of increasing employment, strengthening skills and qualifications and reducing poverty among Europeans set for 2030.“ (S. 29)
• Demographic change, including population ageing, is one of the most important challenges facing the EU today. …. In addition to actions for decent social security and access to services (review of the Recommendation on access to affordable high-quality long-term care), the Polish Presidency will promote initiatives to support the active participation of senior citizens in the labour market. (S. 30.)

Ziele im Hinblick auf eine Stärkung kapitalgedeckter Altersversorgung sind nicht vorgesehen.

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