With the Rome Declaration signed on 25 March 2017, EU leaders committed to “working towards completing the Economic and Monetary Union (EMU); a Union where economies converge.”
While the single currency is one of the European Union’s most significant economic achievements, many countries are still dealing with the legacies of Europe’s financial crisis-high unemployment and high levels of public and private debts. What should Member States and EU institutions do to preserve the integrity of the Euro and further develop the mechanisms of the EMU?