2. Mandates the EU and its Member States to ensure the swift and effective implementation of the Pact on Migration and Asylum, which will become applicable in mid-2026, with a focus on operational readiness at borders, fair and efficient procedures, and credible solidarity mechanisms;

Requires that, to the implementation of the adopted Pact on Migration and Asylum, the European Union should prefer a strategy founded on mechanisms of genuine internal solidarity and the establishment of safe and legal pathways for entry

3. Demands that the solidarity mechanism under the Pact be implemented in a way that ensures genuine responsibility sharing between Member States, with transparent reporting on relocations, financial contributions, and alternative solidarity measures;

4. Requires the European Commission to closely monitor the implementation of the Pact and to consider infringement procedures against Member States that fail to comply with their obligations, including respect for human rights;

18. Condemning criminal state and non-state actors acting as smugglers of migrants and human traffickers for the inhuman treatment, exploitation and endangerment of innocent lives purely for financial

If there is any doubt that you haveas to whether consent has been given consent, then the activity should be stopped. Consent can be withdrawn at any time and if this occurs, any failure

9. Noting the successful conclusion and adoption of the EU Pact on Migration and Asylum, which will become applicable as of mid-2026, and acknowledging the

If there is any doubt as to whether consent hasthat you have been given consent, then the activity should be stopped. Consent can be withdrawn at any time and if this occurs, any

9. If one doesyou do not feel comfortable reporting to the Contact Person, if oneyou does not feel theiryour rights have been ensured, or if one hasyou have any complaints, they are encouraged toplease contact one of the Permanent Contact Persons;

17. Resolves that decisions on includingathe creation of a new language edition on the publishing software should be made by the national or candidate section of the country/countries where the language is widely spoken, jointly with JEF Europe,[Newline]
taking into consideration the views of the Editors-in-Chief of all the language editions;

in 2005;
● Proud of the achievements of the JEF web magazines, today available in four languages;six languages and providing an additional multilingual space for articles in other languages [1];

● Convinced of the benefits of close cooperation between the language editions of the web magazines, taking forms such as mutual translation of articles, sharing of resources, and joint editorial initiatives;[Space]

[1] English (The New Federalist), French (Le Taurillon), German (Treffpunkteuropa), and Italian (Eurobull), Finnish/Swedish ( (Tähdistö).

Regions and the European Economic and Social Committee to Ukraine and Moldova, and to maintain such status for Georgia only if democratic progress resumes;[Space]

19. Demands the systematic inclusion of civil society organisations as co-decision-making actors in the EU accession processes of Eastern Partnership countries, including their formal participation in national coordination mechanisms, screening processes, and reform monitoring, in order to ensure democratic legitimacy, transparency, and long-term societal ownership of EU integration;

4. Calls on Switzerland and the EU to conclude as soon as possible a comprehensive package settling essential institutional issues such as dynamic incorporation of evolving EU legislation and an efficient dispute-settlement mechanism; welcoming that the Bilaterals III package, signed on 2 March 2026, achieves these objectives;

4. Calls on Switzerland to join the ERM II mechanism following accession and to adopt the euro once the convergence criteria have been met;;

State's violations directly before the Court of Justice, thereby shifting the decisive role from a strictly political process to an impartial judicial body;process;

2. Further calls on the governments of the Member States to eliminate the unanimity requirement within the new Article 7 procedures and to instead establish a requirement for a qualified majority in the Council and a majority of members in

The Code of Conduct applies to every member of JEF Europe and every participant in a JEF activity, regardless of their role in the organisation. If you observea participant observes or experiences behaviour that concerns youthem, or that may represent a violation of our Code, pleasethey are urged to raise the issue with one of the Contact Persons promptly, provided youthey feel comfortable doing so. YouThey may choose to report anonymously or be accompanied by a person youthey trust when making a report. This will allow JEF Europe an opportunity to deal with the issue and correct it, ideally before it

As aEvery participant in JEF Europe activities, you areactivites is expected to understand and follow the Code, as well as yourtheir obligations under the law applicable wherever youthey are. JEF Europe recognises that its network is conducting activities that also involve the participation of minors on occasion. The Protection Guidelines

If youthere are ever in doubt about howany doubts as to howto follow the rules set in the Code of Conduct, youparticipants are encouraged to ask for guidance from any of the Contact Persons (as defined in Section 11).

9. If you doIn instances where one does not feel comfortable reporting to thea Contact Person, if you does not feel yourfeels their rights have not been ensured, or if you have any complaints, pleasehas other complaints related to the CofC, they are encouraged to contact one of the Permanent Contact Persons; ;

1. JEF Europe, therefore, calls the European Council to create a Fiscal Union structured around:

1a. Fiscal capacity, which is the power to raise taxes through a European Tax Authority, consisting only of autonomous revenues to ensure the Union possesses

2b. Budgetary capacity providing macroeconomic stabilization and funding essential European public goods, such as common defense and energy

3c. Permanent borrowing capacity to issue sovereign debt, providing a mechanism to manage economic shocks;

4d. Tightened fiscal rules at the national level to ensure long-term sustainability and prevent moral hazard within the shared fiscal framework;

5e. The democratic empowerment of the European Parliament, granting it the right to initiate and amend fiscal proposals, ensuring that new European taxes are

6f. Harmonization of national tax bases to reduce the administrative burdens and market distortions caused by divergent fiscal rules.

2. Until the Treaty change, calls on the Commission, Council, Parliament, and the member states to take steps towards a Fiscal Union within the current framework of the Treaties by
a) Adopting a new Own Resources Decision that fully or partially substitutes member states’ contributions with tax-like Union resources on cross-border economic activities;
b) Amending the Financial Regulation to remove the prohibition on raising loans within the framework of the Union budget, and reinterpretation of Article 310 TFEU to allow debt within the framework of the Union budget under the condition that a clear pathway to debt repayment is provided;
c) Tightening the member-state budget deficit rules under the Stability and Growth Pact, while preventing austerity by addressing major macroeconomic challenges with cross-border impact at the Union level.

If there is any doubt that you haveas to whether consent has been given consent, then the activity should be stopped. Consent can be withdrawn and if this occurs, any failure to stop the

3. Permanent borrowing capacity to issue sovereign debt, providing a mechanism to manage economic shocks;[Space]

4. Tightened fiscal rules at the national level to ensure long-term sustainability and prevent moral hazard within the shared fiscal framework;

allow for economies of scale, thereby reducing the aggregate cost of public goods;

● Highlighting the leverage held by Member States within the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF), given that their national contributions constitute

JEF Europe, therefore, calls the European Council to amend the Treaties of the EU to create a Fiscal Union structured around:

a. Define which organisations and individuals are associated with FROIs; FROIs with approval of the Federal Committee; b. Monitor FROIs activities;

8. The Contact Persons shall be appointed and trained ahead of the event or activity in question;
   
   8.A. The Contact Persons are advised to remain vigilant during the entirety of the event, by reducing as much as possible their consumption of alcohol and/or other substances that may affect their cognitive capabilities.

● Mindful of the limitations of existing tools for differentiated integration, such as enhanced cooperation. [1][annex]

1 Consolidated version of the Treaty on European Union, Title IV, Article 20, EUR-Lex, Publications Office of the European Union, EUR-Lex - 12016M020 - EN - EUR-Lex, 7 June 2016

including association agreements, to foster integration of potential member states, with federation as the final goal.

Annex

Consolidated version of the Treaty on European Union, Title IV, Article 20, EUR-Lex, Publications Office of the European Union, EUR-Lex - 12016M020 - EN - EUR-Lex, 7 June 2016