Europe in the last 20 years has changed so much...the skies are blue again, a blue that the generations at the turn of the millennium had not seen for a long time. The air is clean, fresh, the fumes produced by factories are now a distant memory, the smog produced by means of transport no longer exists, and their noise has disappeared, replaced by the noises of a nature that has taken back the space to which it was entitled and which the industrialization of the last two centuries of the previous millennium had wrested from it, leaving it to suffer more and more under the weight of a growth of a humanity that thought only of itself, without considering how much the environment around it would suffer until it became hostile. In this new everyday life, humanity realized the mistakes it had made, began to live serenely again with respect for the planet, this realization led it and revise many other behaviors, conflicts decreased, listening to each other improved, and now different cultures have flourished again, improving each other...the world is now at peace.

In 2040, the current European countries will be called the United States of Europe. It will be governed by a secretly elected parliament based on proportional representation, which will also control the common government. There will be freedom of speech, democracy, diversity, multilingualism and a prosperous and efficient economy. A green transition is taking place, using only renewable energy. Clean air, blue rivers and lakes.

I don't think it will be that different from our current life. Yes, some things will have changed but not very much. Some errors perhaps, might be resolved or get better. Such as healthcare, education and technology will hopefully progress and keep getting better and better. There might be a raised awareness of public mental health and better employment options for young people.

I want Europe in 2050 to be really strong. To be the third largest power in the world, fighting for democracy and the rights of peoples, without fear of threats of tariffs or other economic measures. I would like Europe to have managed to bring prosperity to all its territories and for children in Moldova not to walk miles on dirt roads in the rain and have their books in a supermarket bag. I would like Europe to become a lever of care so that there are no more homeless, hungry and helpless citizens. A Europe for Man and Democracy !