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Euronomine, Hoekstra e Sefcovic: ecco i nuovi capi del Green Deal
Dopo l’addio di Frans Timmermans, il Parlamento europeo ha trovato l’accordo per nominare il commissario al clima Wopke Hoekstra e dare le nuove deleghe al Green Deal a Maros Sefcovic
Habemus successore. Il dopo-Timmermans per continuare a gestire le politiche ambientali dell’Unione europea si chiama Wopke Hoekstra. Confermati i rumors delle settimane scorse, tutto fatto e divisioni sul voto emerse ieri superate.
Tutti i dettagli.
HOEKSTRA E SEFCOVIC, NUOVI VOLTI PER IL GREEN DEAL EUROPEO
“Abbiamo la maggioranza”, ha confermato stamani il presidente della commissione ambiente dell’Europarlamento Pascal Canfin (Renew, Francia). Il nuovo commissario al clima sarà Wopke Hoekstra e le nuove deleghe al Green Deal andranno a Maros Sefcovic.
2/3 of coordinators of the environment committee confirmed @WBHoekstra and @MarosSefcovic as commissioners. Their answers to our questions have been judged positively: clarity on 2040 climate target and clarity on pending legislations: Green Deal on track. We'll keep delivering
— Pascal Canfin (@pcanfin) October 4, 2023
A votare in maggioranza sono stati i gruppi di Ppe, S&D, Renew e Verdi. Di più: dopo le divisioni emerse ieri, relative alle posizioni del falco Hoekstra, “a fare la differenza sono state le risposte alle nostre domande, giudicate positivamente”, ha specificato Canfin.
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Bene, dunque, “la chiarezza sull’obiettivo climatico del 2040 e quella sulle legislazioni in corso. Il Green Deal è sulla buona strada ora che abbiamo un’idea chiara di quali saranno i prossimi passi legislativi continueremo a legiferare”. Tra le proposte legislative pendenti, rientrano: il regolamento sulla plastica a ottobre; il regolamento sul monitoraggio delle foreste a novembre; la protezione degli animali durante i trasporti a dicembre.
Il voto per le nomine di Wopke Hoekstra e di Maros Sefcovic si concluderà giovedì al vaglio della sessione plenaria del Parlamento europeo di Strasburgo, dove sarà necessaria la maggioranza semplice.
LA CARRIERA DI WOPKE HOEKSTRA
European Commissioner-designate for Climate Action
2023-present
Minister of Foreign Affairs and Deputy Prime Minister
2022-2023
Minister of Finance
2017-2022
Member of the Senate
2011-2017
McKinsey & Company; partner since 2013
2006-2017
Commercial positions at Shell
2002-2004
IL CURRICULUM DI WOPKE HOEKSTRA
IL CV DI MAROS SEFCOVIC
MAROŠ ŠEFČOVIČ
Nationality: Slovak
Born: 24 July 1966, Bratislava, Slovakia
Marital status: Married, three children
PROFESSIONAL CAREER
European Commission Executive Vice-President for the European Green Deal, Inter-
institutional Relations and Foresight
August 2023 – present
European Commission Vice-President for Inter-institutional Relations and Foresight
2019 – 2023
European Commission Vice-President for the Energy Union and responsible for coordinating
EU Space policy
2014 – 2019
European Commission Vice-President temporarily in charge of the Digital Single Market
July 2019 – November 2019
Co-chair of the Board of the Global Covenant of Mayors for Climate and Energy
2016 – Present
European Commission Vice-President for Inter-Institutional Relations and Administration
2010
Elected as a Member of the European Parliament, Slovakia
2014
European Commissioner for Education, Training, Culture and Youth 2009
Permanent Representative of Slovakia to the EU, Brussels
2004
Director-General of the European Affairs Section at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Slovakia
2003
Director-General of the Bilateral Cooperation Section at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs of
Slovakia
2002
Ambassador of Slovakia to Israel
1999
Deputy Head of the Slovak Mission to the EU, Brussels
1998
The Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Slovakia: Head of the Minister’s Office, Deputy Head of
the Minister’s Office, Deputy Director of the EU and NATO Countries Department
1995
Deputy Head at the Embassy of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic to Canada
1992
Consul at the Embassy of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic to Zimbabwe
1991
Advisor to the Deputy Foreign Minister of the Czech and Slovak Federal Republic
1990
EDUCATION
Ph.D. in international and European law, Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia 1996–
2000
Doctor of Law (JUDr.), Comenius University in Bratislava, Slovakia
1990
Moscow State Institute of International Relations in Moscow, Russia
1985–1990
University of Economics in Bratislava, Slovakia 1984–
1985
ADDITIONAL TRAINING
Hoover Institution at Stanford University at Stanford, USA
1991
Université d´Eté de Perpignan, France
1990
PUBLICATIONS, AWARDS
Doctor Honoris Causa at the Pan-European University in Bratislava, Slovakia
2018
“Driving the EU forward – talks with Maroš Šefčovič” on the first mandate as European
Commission Vice-President
2014
Chatam Sofer Medal for fostering the Slovak-Israeli relations
2002
LANGUAGES
Slovak: native; English, French, Russian: trilingual; German: foundations
INTERESTS
A wide range of sports, literature
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