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It is obvious that the social media homepage of 400 million EU citizens should and could soon be europa.eu, not Facebook.
Personal EU is an initiative that responds naturally to the challenges of the EU's Digital Decade -2030 by creating in a short time a completely new, more meaningful and inspiring technical-economic-social daily encounter culture for the 400 million citizens of the European Union, and a much-needed structural complement to the effectiveness of cooperation between Union actors.
This vision puts people at the center.
TeamFinder is a basic prerequisite for Personal EU. It would allow every EU citizen to create their own EU-wide personal team with a single click: one person from as many different EU countries as possible to complement their strengths. So in addition to your team, it is about the power of millions of such EU-wide daily groups: the enormous complementary resources of the essential "forgotten organizational (n)ational level" of the Union.
TeamFinder must therefore be found in a common, inspiring, central and pleasant place for all EU citizens. That place is europa.eu.
The EU programming projects that are currently relevant as EU projects, specializing in teamwork, cyberspace, online history and artificial intelligence, are the concrete keys to the birth of TeamFinder, because their current stage is probably only a short distance from TeamFinder.
europa.eu is the European Union's website for 450 million people: a meeting place for the EU's political, public and private sectors and citizens, coordinated by the European Commission, and a place to store and find relevant content, big and small, including the new TeamFinder. The key challenge for Personal EU is to quickly grow europa.eu from a few million users to tens and hundreds of millions: a more meaningful "living room of the EU" than, for example, Facebook, which has 250 million monthly active users. By organising and updating europa.eu as a competitor to the world of social media, which now frustratingly consumes a huge amount of development resources of EU citizens, it would become a clear winner. Commercial communications, which users crave and are published with consent, also fit into the framework.
In February 2026, Google's AI was asked how the content of europa.eu is now divided into 1) citizen challenges 2) entrepreneurship challenges 3) governance challenges 4) policy challenges, considering the daily use of citizens? Not forgetting that the roles of "private individuals" are almost invariably also linked to the future of the other three Ps.
The AI answered::
"No official percentage breakdown between the four categories has been published, but based on the content and priorities of the Europa.eu website, information related to citizens' lives (such as rights and work) covers around 35%, support for entrepreneurship and the internal market 25%, policy and strategies 25% and governance and decision-making 15% of the content. This estimate is based on a strong focus on practical rights, economic competitiveness and key policy priorities (2024-2029)."
PPPP: The central involvement of the citizen perspective in the development of democracy offers a unique opportunity for the common central square europa.eu to renew its structure and attitude into a pioneering 4-door meeting place for the political, public, private and personal (PPPP). Its strength would be the comprehensive and up-to-date technical-economic-social basis of its content. Activating and inspiring all PPPP components for ideal cooperation would strengthen the self-esteem and success of the Union's citizens and all actors in a shaky global field.
The Elevator ensures the daily PPPP collaboration. It is an information and ideas broker that communicates between the parties on a daily basis.
The Academy acts as a common PPPP knowledge and idea bank that breathes in and out, encourages insight and ensures a high-quality development continuum. It is also responsible for the joint tools of the union teams and PPPP: "Understander", "3viator", "Comparator", "Voter", "Projector", "Seller/Buyer".
In their 2024–2029 strategic program, the EU leaders set three priority areas to guide the work of the EU institutions:
Note: Institutions work towards various other institutions according to the directive. Since 450 million citizens, i.e. the EU, are not an institution, instructions concerning citizens intended as stimulating challenges are easily filtered in the institutional chains into regulations in accordance with the institutions' own interests.
1. Free and democratic Europe
- fostering European values in the EU
- compliance with EU values worldwide,
Note: Nothing to note. On the contrary: More encouraging common Union-wide tools and content for every citizen's daily life!
2. A strong and secure Europe
- ensures consistent and influential external action
- Strengthening EU security and defense and
- Protecting EU citizens
- preparing for a bigger and stronger union
- following a comprehensive approach to migration and border control
Note: The lasting external impact of democratic values is not achieved by a war of aggression against outsiders. The best way to win an expanding circle of friends is by cooperating with our citizens' values (together with diplomacy and the defense forces).
We have our limits both in terms of terrain and operations, as well as data protection. Let's keep them encouraging citizens to sustainable positive development!
The growth of the Union means both the accession of new member states and strong migration from growth areas. Constructive adaptation and understanding new perspectives are the keys to our development.
3. A prosperous and competitive Europe
- Strengthening the competitiveness of the EU
Note: The collective power of the EU's cultural riches and the quality of free know-how can, with common communication tools, produce a decisively larger number of significant EU-wide startups, business chains and SMEs capable of global performance.
https://european-union.europa.eu/priorities-and-actions/eu-priorities/european-union-priorities-2024-2029_en