European Council President Charles Michel has invited EU leaders to an informal meeting in Budapest on November 7-8, focusing on deepening transatlantic relations with the U.S. Discussions will also cover the political situation in Georgia, recent Israeli legislation affecting UNRWA, and improving the EU’s global competitiveness. Key figures, including Mario Draghi and Christine Lagarde, will contribute to talks on fostering innovation and sustainable development. Michel emphasizes unity among member states as essential for addressing global challenges such as climate change and maintaining a strong collective position in international affairs.