I would like to see equality in every area of life. It's about gender, wage income, race, religion, or educational background, every person would, and also put together, be as valuable as anyone else. This requires each person to respect and understand the other also in relation to the fact that each person does not live by the same values, but nevertheless it is not wrong. It also requires people to be educated and understand how a well-being society works. And it also requires responsibility for one's own life, crime or living with society's money is not the solution. I would also like decision-makers to understand that equality will not be achieved if all responsibility is put on the hands of Europeans, e.g. in climate policy. It only adds to our plight as life tilts all the time, but it doesn't really do any good, because the rest of the world goes on in the same way without any corrections. Unfortunately, the example does not make any difference in this case.

The way we travel I'm hoping that in 2040 we will have a better way to travel. Better for the environment with more electronic trains, flights with alternative fuel to kerosin, tram and bus connections in rural areas and better options to cycle and walk. Especially within Europe I hope the network will be expanded to make it even more accessible for everyone included.

In the coming years, Europe has to be a space where environmental sustainability and social equality will be deeply embedded. By then, the transition to renewable energy will have transformed the energy landscape, reducing carbon emissions and ensuring a Europe free of fossil fuels and electricity companies that monopolise energy and generate inequality and poverty. Green policies will focus on social justice, promoting the inclusion of all people, regardless of their origin, gender or economic status. Gender equality will be fundamental. Education and health will be public and of quality, being one of the fundamental elements to reduce social disparities and offering quality services for all. Cities will be designed to be more sustainable, and accessible, with green spaces, clean transport and energy-efficient housing. Europe in 2040 will be a global benchmark, where respect for the environment and human rights will be the engines of progress and common well-being.

By 2040, cities can become much greener and more adapted to the needs of the population. One of the main problems that should be addressed is air pollution. More green areas could be introduced in the cities of the future to help reduce pollution and improve air quality. In addition, cities could use advanced technologies, such as intelligent transport systems, to optimise traffic and reduce emissions. Another important aspect is energy consumption. Future cities could be supplied with renewable energy sources such as solar and wind energy. Buildings could be designed to be energy-efficient and efficient. More public transport options that are environmentally friendly and user-friendly could also be introduced. Finally, cities could become more community-based and socially responsible. More public spaces could be created where people can communicate and spend time together. It could also promote the local economy and support small businesses.