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Enrico Letta is an Italian statesman, currently President of the Jacques Delors Institute and Secretary of the Italian Democratic Party. He became Minister for Community Policies in 1998, then Minister for Industry between 1999 and 2001. He then became a Member of Parliament and then an MEP.
In 2006, Enrico Letta became Secretary of State at the Presidency of the Council of Ministers. He was then Minister for Agriculture, Food and Forestry Policy, then President of the Italian Council of Ministers in 2013. He became head of the School of International Affairs at Sciences Po Paris in 2015.
He holds a degree in international law from the University of Pisa and a PhD in EU law from the Scuola Superiore Santa Anna in Pisa.
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Much more than a Market
At today’s Council meeting, Enrico Letta will present his report on the Single Market to the Heads of State and Government of the European Union. He has entrusted us with this summary version. A French version can be found in the pages of Grand Continent. The Single Market was born in a smaller world The … Continued
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Europe of The Seven Unions
This paper by the President of the Jacques Delors Institute is also available in French, Spanish and German on le Grand Continent. Europe protects us. In a violent world, we have the privilege and good fortune to live in a political space whose foundational values are dialogue, peace, and strength of law, rather than the … Continued
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Can the EU Lead the Fight Against Climate Change?
Adam Tooze — In light of the important compromises reached last December on Europe’s new goal to reduce carbon gas emissions by 55% by 2030, I would first like to ask Enrico and Laurence how they view the development of Europe’s climate policy since the inauguration of the Green Deal. Enrico Letta — Last spring … Continued
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