Brussels: Europe and the Arabs
This afternoon in Luxembourg, a comprehensive meeting of the Eurogroup will begin to discuss several files, including the Transatlantic Economic Dialogue, the future of European capital and financial markets. Views will be exchanged with market participants on the motives for opening capital financing in the European Union.
Preparing for the European Summit
After the agenda item related to the Transatlantic Economic Dialogue - there will be a joint media briefing by Eurogroup Chairman Paschal Donohue and US Treasury Secretary Janet Yellen, and at 6 p.m. the Eurogroup meeting begins as usual (a round table) “which includes ministers from countries that deal with the single European currency, to discuss Eurozone priorities in recovery and resilience plans and implementation of Eurozone recommendations:
Evaluation
Digital Euro – Evaluation of project progress
Debriefing international meetings
On Tuesday morning, ministers from all EU countries will meet to review economic management, and the Council will hold a political discussion on the proposed reform of the economic management framework. According to a statement issued by the federal institutions in Brussels, the European Union’s economic management framework is a set of common rules for national financial and economic policies that apply to all countries. Member States. It works to ensure public fiscal sustainability and promote convergence while addressing macroeconomic imbalances.

The reform consists of three proposals:
Regulations on effective coordination of economic policies and multilateral budgetary control
Regulations on accelerating and clarifying the implementation of the excessive disability procedure
Guidance on requirements for budget frameworks of Member States
Recovery and resilience facility
The Ministers will exchange views on the implementation status of the Recovery and Resilience Facility (RRF).
The Council will adopt executive decisions approving the revised recovery and resilience plans.
During 2023, it is expected that each of the 27 Executive Decisions on national recovery and resilience plans will need to be gradually amended at least once, in order to access new REPowerEU grants, request available loans, or take into account the RRF allocation has been calculated Updated June 2022.
Russian aggression against Ukraine
The ministers will exchange views on the economic and financial situation of the Russian aggression against Ukraine.
Climate finance in light of COP 28
The Council will seek to approve conclusions on climate finance in preparation for the United Nations Climate Change Conference (COP 28), which will be held from 30 November to 12 December 2023.
Follow-up to the G20
The Presidency and the Commission will inform Ministers of the main outcomes of the G20 Finance Ministers and Central Bank Governors Meeting on 11-13 October 2023.
Taxation: EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions
The Council will seek to approve the conclusions regarding the review of the EU list of non-cooperative jurisdictions for tax purposes. Ministers will receive a regular update of the list based on work in the Code of Conduct (Business Tax) Group.
Financial services
The current presidency of the union will present the business case for legislative proposals on financial services. Ministers will be asked to take note of the current situation and welcome the progress made in implementing the Financial Services Directive.