May 29, 2025
European Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen to be awarded the Sharlemen Award
European Commission Chairman Ursula von Der Leyen will be awarded the Sharleman Award during a ceremony in Belgium and West German city of Achain near Belgium and Netherlands.
Hundreds of guests are expected at the award ceremony at Achain’s City Hall, including German Chanman Cellor Frederick Merz and former European Commission Chairman Jean-Kloud Junkar.
Charlemen Award is given “Person or institute for its services for Europe and European unity,” According to its website.
Why is the Sharleman Award being received from Leyen?
Von Der Leyen, who is 66 years old, is being appreciated for playing an important role in playing an important role in keeping Europe united, being capable and capable of action, “said the award -giving body.
Von Der Leyen, a German, who spent most of his childhood in Belgium, entered the role of the Chairman of the European Commission in 2019.
She has been in the helmets of the European Commission during some attempts to Europe, especially the most especially Covid -19 epidemic outbreak And Russia’s attack on Ukraine,
Various ministerial roles from Leyen So Hero under German designer Chancellor Angela Merkel. Most especially, from Layen from December 2013 to July 2019 served as the Defense Minister of Germany.
Not without dispute with Leyen’s career
Although Leyen is appreciated for efforts to promote European unity, bees at the center of many scams during their career.
Earlier this month, the European Court of Justice ruled that it was wrong for Layen and European Commission to block the New York Times access texts and to block Fizer CEO Albert Borla.
When the European Union was trying to purchase a dose of Covid-13 vaccine from the US Pharmaceutical Company, there were text messages in the back question in 2021.
From Leyen, BEE criticized for rewarding some attractive contracts without monitoring during his tenure as the German Defense Minister. Members of the German Parliament, or Bundestag, have been convicted from Leyen for not enough to improve the readiness of the German army during their time.
