EU migration commissioner Magnus Brunner was elected on Wednesday as one of the ten vice presidents and vice president of the European People’s Party (EVP). He received 356 of the 546 votes in Valencia.
“As the strongest political power in Europe, we are a reliable partner in an uncertain world that stands for democracy and freedom. I am delighted to help form our vision for a rich and safe Europe,” said Brunner. The German CSU politician Manfred Weber was re-elected on Tuesday as EPP president, he was the only candidate. Brunner received the seven votes among the twelve candidates for the office of or the banking screw.
The predecessor of Brunner in the EU committee, Johannes Hahn (ÖVP), was also an EPP vice president for years. At 188 on a total of 720 MPs, the EPP is the strongest power in the European Parliament. In twelve EU Member States she offers the Prime Minister or Prime Minister or in Romania and Cyprus.
ÖVP top congratulations
Chancellor Christian Stocker and the ÖVP -Top congratulate. Brunner is “ready to take responsibility (…)”, has experience and expertise, Stocker said. “As a European with passion, he knows that cooperation and cohesion are the basis and will remain for the future of the European success story,” said European Minister Claudia Plakolm (ÖVP).
The Finnish Prime Minister Petteri Orpo, the Italian Minister of Foreign Affairs Antonio Tajani, the German member of the member of the member of the member of the Board of Directors of Romania, was also confirmed as EPP Vice-President, the EPP parliamentary group of Vice-group Muresan, Polish Eueueueueua Aueua. In addition to Brunner, the former Greek finances and economic minister Kostis Hatzidakis, the Irish ex-U-Commissioner Miread McGuinness and Portuguese Foreign Minister Paulo Rangel are added to this position. Two people-the Bulgarian Minister of Foreign Affairs and president of the vice-minister of Minister Mariya Gabriel and the Belgian Mep Wouter Beke did not get enough votes.
Source: Krone
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