A new strategy for media literacy and digital learning

Date: 07.07.2026 · Reference: A10-0173/2026

child digital literacy digital content social media learning digital technology EU programme cooperation in the field of education young person communications policy basic education

Overall Result: 497 For

497 For

138 Against

17 Abstention

67 Did not vote

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New EU media literacy strategy by 2030.
Focus on critical thinking and protection against disinformation.
Strengthening lifelong learning for all age groups.

Amendments

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 3 – Am 1

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 3

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 6 – Am 2

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – After § 6 – Am 3

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 9

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 10 – Am 4

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 14

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 16/2

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – After § 33 – Am 5

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 35

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – § 43/2

A10-0173/2026 – Marcos Ros Sempere – Motion for a resolution (as a whole)

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