The European Commission has presented its work programme for 2027, which outlines key initiatives planned for implementation during the year. The document has been prepared in accordance with the political guidelines announced by the Commission leadership and serves as the foundation for determining the priorities of EU legislative and regulatory activities. In a question-and-answer format, the Commission explains what the work programme represents and what role it plays in the EU policymaking process. The document traditionally covers a broad range of areas — from economic policy and digital transformation to security, climate, and social policy issues. The work programme is designed to ensure transparency and predictability for EU member states, EU institutions, businesses, and civil society regarding which initiatives will be put forward for consideration during the year. It also serves as a coordination tool between various Commission directorates and other EU institutions, including the European Parliament and the Council of the EU. The publication of such programmes is an annual practice of the European Commission and reflects current European policy priorities taking into account the changing economic and geopolitical situation. It is expected that the details of specific initiatives will be clarified as they progress through the legislative process.