In his first speech before the European Parliament, France's Emmanuel
Macron called for energetic changes and open debate with EU citizens.
Macron also decried the bickering among EU politicians as a "fool's
game."
France's president, Emmanuel Macron, urged changes to address concerns and fears of EU citizens in a speech aimed at boosting unity amid a string of crises.
Speaking to EU lawmakers in Strasbourg on Tuesday, he urged the deputies to create a "proper debate on convictions and proposals" and make "EU democracy come alive" as the bloc starts preparations for the May 2019 elections for the European Parliament. The vote is the first EU-wide election since before the UK voted to leave the union.
Read more: France′s Emmanuel Macron calls for revival of EU democracy | News | DW | 17.04.2018
France's president, Emmanuel Macron, urged changes to address concerns and fears of EU citizens in a speech aimed at boosting unity amid a string of crises.
Speaking to EU lawmakers in Strasbourg on Tuesday, he urged the deputies to create a "proper debate on convictions and proposals" and make "EU democracy come alive" as the bloc starts preparations for the May 2019 elections for the European Parliament. The vote is the first EU-wide election since before the UK voted to leave the union.
Read more: France′s Emmanuel Macron calls for revival of EU democracy | News | DW | 17.04.2018
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