In 2040, medicine underwent an unprecedented revolution. Thanks to advances in bioinformatics and artificial intelligence, every European citizen benefits from preventive and personalised health monitoring. Chronic diseases such as diabetes or cardiovascular diseases have become rare, as treatments are tailored to each person’s DNA and lifestyles. Cities have been transformed: green spaces are ubiquitous, absorbing pollution and promoting biodiversity. Buildings are designed to produce more energy than they consume, and free and autonomous public transport makes travel fluid and environmentally friendly. But the biggest change is social. Thanks to a universal income and a reduced work week, everyone can devote time to their passions, their family and their community. Education is accessible to all, with immersive platforms that allow learning by exploring virtually the whole world. The Europe of 2040 is a space where technology and humanity move forward together, ensuring well-being, justice and prosperity for all.

Above all, my future should be fulfilling and versatile. I would like to work in a profession that not only gives me pleasure, but also leaves room for further development. It is important to me that I work in an environment that is creative and inspiring, in which I can contribute my ideas. Professional stability is also important to me, but I appreciate the opportunity to have a positive impact on other people, whether through my work or through social commitment. Away from the profession, I want to lead a balanced life in which I find time for family and friends. Travel and getting to know new cultures also play a big role in my vision of the future. I strive to constantly educate myself, both personally and professionally, and to live a life that makes me happy and content.

By 2050, mobility has completely changed. The streets are no longer filled with polluting cars, but with autonomous vehicles powered by solar energy and hydrogen batteries. Traffic jams are a thing of the past, thanks to artificial intelligence-controlled traffic systems that optimize each route in real time. Valeria, a transport engineer, travels in her floating personal capsule, which levitates using superconductor technology. Your commute to work is quiet; you can read, reply to messages or just enjoy the scenery without worrying about driving. For longer journeys, the hypervelocity train network connects cities in minutes. In urban areas, electric bicycles and transport drones have replaced old buses. Smart sidewalks detect pedestrian flow and adjust lighting and temperature for comfort. But not everything is perfect. Some citizens still distrust full automation, and hackers attempt to breach the system. Still, 2050 mobility is more efficient, greener and safer, a testament to how technology has transformed the way we move. Valeria smiles. She knows the future has arrived, and she's a part of it.

European countries should take care of the well-being of their citizens and businesses, not play political games and compete. There should be peace without wars in the world. Migration from third countries to developed countries should be reduced, but at the same time show/help each country to find its potential to improve the standard of living of its citizens