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EU-Commission – The Commissioners

The European Commission comprises 25 members, including one commissioner from each EU member state. Notable positions include President José Manuel Barroso from Portugal and Vice Presidents holding portfolios such as Institutional Relations, Enterprise and Industry, Transport, and Justice. Each commissioner is responsible for specific areas like the environment, economic affairs, and regional policy, impacting the EU's governance and policy-making. This summary highlights the prominent figures and their crucial roles in shaping the European Union's direction.

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EU-Commission – The Commissioners

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  1. EU-Commission – The Commissioners Presented by: Roman Wasserscheid

  2. EU-Commission in general: • The EU-Commission consists of 25 members(one member, from each state) • There is 1 president and there are 24 commissioners

  3. The commissioners: the president José Manuel Barroso Portugal

  4. The commissioners: Margot Wallström Sweden Vice President Commissioner for Institutional Relations and Communication Strategy

  5. The commissioners: Günter Verheugen Germany Vice President Commissioner for Enterprise and Industry

  6. The commissioners: Jacques Barrot France Vice President Commissioner for Transport

  7. The commissioners: Siim Kallas Estonia Vice-President Commissioner for Administrative Affairs, Audit and Anti-Fraud

  8. The commissioners: Franco Frattini Italy Vice President Commissioner for Justice, Freedom and Security

  9. The commissioners: Viviane Reding Luxembourg Commissioner for Information Society and Media

  10. The commissioners: Stavros Dimas Greece Commissioner for Environment

  11. The commissioners: Joaquín Almunia Spain Commissioner for Economic and Monetary Affairs

  12. The commissioners: Danuta Hübner Poland Commissioner for Regional Policy

  13. The commissioners: Joe Borg Malta Commissioner for Fisheries and Maritime Affairs

  14. The commissioners: Dalia Grybauskaité Lithuania Commissioner for Financial Programming and Budget

  15. The commissioners: Janez Potočnik Slovenia Commissioner for Science and Research

  16. The commissioners: Ján Figel Slovakia Commissioner for Education, Training, Culture and Multilingualism

  17. The commissioners: Markos Kyprianou Cyprus Commissioner for Health and Consumer Relations

  18. The commissioners: Olli Rehn Finland Commissioner for Enlargement

  19. The commissioners: Louis Michel Belgium Commissioner for Development and Humanitarian Aid

  20. The commissioners: Lásczló Kovács Hungary Commissioner for Taxation and Customs Union

  21. The commissioners: Neelie Kroes The Netherlands Commissioner for Competition

  22. The commissioners: Mariann Fischer Boel Denmark Commissioner for Agricultur and Rural Development

  23. The commissioners: Benita Ferrero Waldner Austria Commissioner for External Relations and European Neighbourhood Policy

  24. The commissioners: Charly McCreevy Ireland Commissioner for Internal Market and Services

  25. The commissioners: Vladimir Spidla Czech Republic Commissioner for Employment, Social Affairs and Equal Opportunities

  26. The commissioners: Peter Mandelson Great Britain Commissioner for Trade

  27. The commissioners: Andris Piebalgs Latvia Commissioner for Energy

  28. Thank you very much for your attention!

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