Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
The leaders of the European Union institutions and the leaders of the member states were keen to extend congratulations to citizens, whether in their countries or at the European level, on the occasion of Christmas.
Ursula von der Leyen, President of the European Commission, said: “It has been another very important year, and in a world rocked by conflict, let us continue to make our Union stronger and safer for all Europeans.” In a post on the X website, she added, “And in the meantime, let us reflect, recharge our energy, and cherish the time we spend.” With our loved ones. Wishing you all a Merry Christmas.
Meanwhile, the President of the European Parliament said in a video on the X website, “Christmas is a symbol of light and peace. And hope for the future. A place where we flourish together, united in solidarity, and where we live in peace.” The European Parliament website wrote on the same site, saying, “Merry Christmas from President of the European Parliament Roberta Mizzola
A number of kings and heads of state and government of member states of the European Union were also keen to deliver an annual speech that they are accustomed to at Christmas, in which they congratulated the citizens and expressed their wishes that peace will come to all parts of the world and that the coming year will bring peace, security and goodness for all.