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The Social Economy Intergroup of the European Parliament has been formally constituted in Brussels supported by the five most important political formations of the European Chamber and more than 100 MEPs. Its objective is to promote a European agenda for this business model that will be marked by the approval in 2021 of a European Action Plan for the Social Economy announced by the president of the European Commission, Ursula Von der Leyen.

The European Parliament and the Commission agreed yesterday in Strasbourg on the importance and the boom that the Social Economy is taking, as successful companies to build a more prosperous and social European Union. This was confirmed in the reply to the oral question to the Commission from the Commission, which was answered by the Commissioner for Justice, Consumers and Gender Equality and chaired by the Co-President of the European Parliament's Social Economy Intergroup Jens Nilsson .