“Ensuring financial stability, closing innovation gaps, advancing energy security, strengthening education, skills and social equity”. These are the main goals of the recommendations provided today to the member states of the European Union and announced at a press conference in Brussels by Valdis Dombrovskis, Commissioner for Economy. Who specified: “The European Commission is presenting the European Semester 2026 Spring Package at a moment of profound geopolitical uncertainty and intensifying global competition. Competitiveness and financial stability go hand in hand. Both are essential for the long-term prosperity, resilience and sovereignty of Europe. Today’s recommendations outline a clear roadmap to such goals. The way to go requires a shared purpose, determination, adaptability and a joint effort. The Commission stands ready to support the Member States at every stage of the process”. Actually, the EU Commission adopted the European Semester Spring Package 2026, which includes lots of documents and lays down “strategic guidelines for the member states, with a focus on strengthening competitiveness, strategic independence, economic and social resilience, and cohesion of the EU, while maintaining sound public finances”.