EU annual budget 2025: pursuing our political priorities and addressing crises

The Commission welcomes today's agreement between the European Parliament and the European Council on the annual EU budget 2025.

This budget will allow the EU to deliver on its political commitments, starting with the changes agreed in the mid-term revision of the Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF). The annual EU Budget for 2025 will amount to €199.4 billion.

The annual EU budget 2025 will provide the financial means to power the EU's political priorities and address urgent crises domestically – starting with facilitating support for the recent floods affecting several Member States – and beyond. It will continue to finance flagship programmes such as Horizon Europe and Erasmus+.

This is on top of the revision of the ceilings of the MFF agreed earlier this year, for the first time ever. The revised MFF provides strong and predictable support to Ukraine, reinforced financing to support European competitiveness through Strategic Technologies for Europe Platform (STEP), address the consequences of the crisis in the Middle East and migratory pressures.

The annual EU budget for 2025 allocates the following amounts to the various EU priorities (in commitments):

1. Single Market, Innovation and Digital	21,480.1
2. Cohesion, Resilience and Values	77,980.2
— Economic, social and territorial cohesion	66,365.7
— Resilience and Values	11,614.4
3. Natural Resources and Environment	56,731.3
Of which Market related expenditure and direct payments	39,975.9
4. Migration and Border management	4,791.1
5. Security and Defence	2,632.6
6. Neighbourhood and the World	16,308.2
7. European Public Administration	12,845.0
Thematic special instruments	6,669.9
Total appropriations	199,438.4