The main European political families have agreed to form the new leadership of the European Union.
They propose the re-appointment of Ursula von der Leyen as President of the Commission, and designate António Costa and Kaja Kallas for key positions.
The agreement respects the ballot box verdict, the geopolitical reality of the EU, and gender balances.
The agreement has been made without negotiating with far-right currents.
The chosen candidates possess promising personal and political qualities.
The swift transition between the previous and new EU leadership is of great importance currently.
Conclusion: It's a positive principle agreement that respects the European political reality, avoiding negotiations with the far-right, and proposing candidates with recognized worth. Its endorsement by the Council could avoid a prolonged wear and tear for the Union.