The 24th Dialogue on Recovery and Resilience was held in Strasbourg — a regular forum for discussing the implementation of the European Union's Recovery and Resilience Mechanism (RRF). Executive Vice-President of the European Commission Valdis Dombrovskis delivered opening remarks before members of the European Parliament. In his speech, he addressed the co-chairs and deputies, noting the significant progress achieved in implementing the RRF since its launch. The mechanism, created to support the economic recovery of EU countries following the coronavirus pandemic and increase the resilience of national economies to future crises, involves allocating substantial funding to member states on the condition that they undertake structural reforms and investments. Dombrovskis emphasized that significant funds have been allocated to support reforms in EU countries during the program's implementation. The Recovery and Resilience Dialogue is held regularly as a mechanism for the European Commission to account to the European Parliament and as a platform for exchanging information on the progress of national recovery plans. The presented report was part of ongoing monitoring of member states' compliance with their commitments under the RRF, which remains one of the key instruments of financial support from the European Union in the current budget cycle.