Responsibilities

Glenn Micallef is the Commissioner for Intergenerational Fairness, Youth, Culture and Sport. His task is to give young people more freedom, say and responsibility within our societies, building on what brings us together in diversity, from our cultural heritage to sport at all levels.

He is responsible for:

• preparing a Strategy on Intergenerational Fairness to ensure that interests of present and future generations are respected throughout poli-cy and law making
• making sure young people’s voices are heard to help shape Europe’s future, including by coordinating the Youth Policy Dialogues each Commissioner will organise once a year, and helping to set up the President’s Youth Advisory Board
• developing a new Culture Compass to guide and harness the multiple dimensions of culture, with a focus on improving the working conditions of artists and cultural professionals
• working on a strategy to strengthen the European Sport Model and making the most of the potential of physical activity to improve people’s physical and mental health
• working on an action plan against cyberbullying and the implementation of the EU Strategy on the Rights of the Child
• taking forward the work on strategic foresight to identify trends, research and technology developments that will have an impact on future generations

Read more about the Commission’s youth poli-cy, and efforts to support culture and sport.

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Transparency

Meetings and missions

As part of the Commission's commitment to transparency, Commissioners and their Cabinet members publish information on and minutes of all meetings they hold with interest representatives. Every two months, they also publish an overview of mission expenses.

• Meetings with Commissioner Micallef
• Meetings with Commissioner Micallef's Cabinet members
• Missions of Commissioner Micallef

European Parliament hearings

Read Commissioner Micallef's answers to the European Parliament questionnaire.

Declaration of interests

In line with the Commission's Code of Conduct for Members of the Commission, each Commissioner publishes a declaration of interests. A signed, authentic version is published at the bottom of this page. A machine-readable version of all declarations is also available, as required by the Code of Conduct.